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I am very excited today, because I’ve decided to participate in the Magical Readathon and get my O.W.L.s! I was upset that I missed it the last few years, and am so excited to be able to participate next month! In case you are unaware of the Magical Readathon, it was created a few years […]
Read MoreThe Reading Rush ended yesterday, and while I didn’t participate officially on their website (just because I knew I’d put more pressure on myself that way), I did participate on my own and I kept a mini blog about my progress. I wrapped up my progress at the bottom of this post, so if you’re […]
Read MoreI don’t have anything to review today, so, instead, I thought I’d share my TBR for Dewey’s 24-hour readathon – happening tomorrow! – because I can finally participate again, and I’m excited. It’s been a while. There are also quite a few books I want to finish before I start my Stephen King Halloween read, […]
Read MoreIt’s time to start The Reading Quest, and I am so excited! I will be participating as a Rogue, following the path along the bottom of the game board. Since I was dumb and forgot to link my sign up post on time (even though I did it early enough), I won’t be competing for […]
Read MoreThe second I heard about The Reading Quest, I knew I needed to join in! This readathon looks so fun, and I love that you get to accomplish things that are a bit more than just reading. Plus, I’m a sucker for video games. Aentee is a genius for creating this. (Look how freaking adorable […]
Read MoreIf you’ve been following my blog for a while, you’ll know that whenever I participate in a readathon, I like to keep track with what I call a mini blog – basically, a (very) long post of updates that doesn’t fill up your feeds and take over my homepage. So, here is my mini blog […]
Read MoreThe Dumbledore’s Army Readathon was created by Aentee at Read at Midnight – see original post – as a way to celebrate diverse books. I am a huge advocate for reading diversely, and am always looking for the opportunity to read more diverse books. I absolutely love the idea behind this readathon, and I think […]
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