Reading tools to books is like ketchup to fries. Fries are delicious by themselves, but sauce makes them even more amazing. Okay, that's all the intro I have. Book darts // the ultimate bookmark A book dart in action One time I read somewhere that paperclips have reached paperclip-perfection. (Plato and his ideal forms can… Continue reading Reading tools I would figuratively die for
On the Come Up by Angie Thomas If you recognize the author's name, it's probably because of her first book, The Hate U Give. It was also adapted into a movie that came out last year. THUG was very good, but On the Come Up was as good and in my opinion, maybe ever better.… Continue reading Mini-reviews on good books I’ve read recently
It has been four months since I first introduced my bookish experiment, which means it's time for an UPDAAAAAATE. Changes have been made, data has been added, and hopefully, this means that more good books will be read. The spreadsheet Let's play a game of spot the difference with these before and after pictures! Just… Continue reading An update on my bookish experiment
The other day I came up with a pretty nerdy idea to try and help me read more good books and less bad ones. It might look a bit confusing if I just throw it all at you at once, so I'm going to throw it at you in smaller amounts. Building up to it also… Continue reading Introducing my bookish experiment
One of my goals for 2018 is to read the entire Bible. Some of my other goals include getting my driver's permit (AH DRIVING SCARY but also EXCITING), making a Rainworks creation (they seem so cool), going to Krispy Kreme and trying to get free donuts (yum), and watching all the important Marvel movies (I've… Continue reading How reading the Bible straight through in a year is going
Thank you, Noriko, for so kindly inviting me to do the End of the Year Book Tag and also reminding me that I will need to start writing 2018 on my papers very soon. 1. Are there any books you started this year that you need to finish? I think that the only people who… Continue reading A bookish reminder that next year is twelve days away
