"It was so easy to find yourself doing the things in life you weren’t passionate about, to stick with them even when you didn’t want them and they hurt. But now the time for dreaming and wishing was over, and she was going. She was traveling to the other side of the world. It wasn’t just the ship that had been unmoored. It was her entire sense of herself.” ~ Rachel Joyce
Top Ten Tuesday: Reasons We Love Secondary World Fantasy
This week’s topic was a bit of a freebie: Reasons Why We Love [Blank]. We went with secondary world fantasy—fiction focusing on a non-Earth setting—because it is one of our most beloved genres.
Top Ten Tuesday: The Last Ten Books We Abandoned
This one was tricky for us! In the last few years our views on sticking with books have changed often. Sometimes we’ve felt like it’s always best to stick it out and see if a book gets better by the end. Other times we’ve felt the opposite.
May TBR and April Wrap-up
With our state essentially being in shut down-mode, we managed to get a lot of reading done. Let’s hope the same will hold true for May!
March wrap-up and April TBR
I think it’s safe to say that everyone’s March was a bit hectic. Ours was filled with trips, wedding planning, and a decent amount of reading!
Review: Frankly In Love
“People who let themselves learn new things are the best kind of people.”
November tbr
This month was a decent reading month for us! Here’s to hoping November will be too.
Top Ten Tuesday: First Ten Books We Reviewed
This week’s feature made us take a gander down memory lane. Thanks to That Artsy Reader Girl for the prompt!
Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Most Recent Additions to Our To-Read List
Though it always seems like we’re adding to our stack of books on our list to read, this month it seems like we’ve been adding more than usual. Thanks to That Artsy Reader Girl for the TTT prompt!
December TBR
November was a fairly hefty month of reading for both of us. Somehow, we both managed to get through our TBRs! This month, we’re making a last push to hit our yearly reading goals.