It's a little late for an end-of-2019 post, but I couldn't resist making a stats post because I just love tracking all of this book information and putting it into pie charts!
#StartOnYourShelfathon and #Pondathon Sign-up | ft. Me Trying to Read All My Unread Books in 2020
Hi friends! I'm joining in on two adorable and story-driven readathons today—#StartOnYourShelfathon and #Pondathon.
Plan with Me | Bullet Journal Setup for March 2020
Happy almost-March everyone! I'm super excited for March because it's my birthday month (and because my spring break is in March...I'm counting down the days). I've channeled some of that excitement into a somewhat birthday-themed bullet journal setup that I can't wait to share with you all!
Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin | Modern Macbeth (Blog Tour Review & Excerpt)
Hello everyone! I am lucky enough to be joining the blog tour today for Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin. This book, a clever retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth, is SO good, and I can't wait to share my thoughts with you in this review.
Plan with Me | Bullet Journal Setup for February 2020
Today I'll be walking you through my bullet journal setup for February. Hope you enjoy!
The Journal Writer’s Companion by Alyss Thomas (Book Review)
Today's post combines both of my true loves: reading and bullet journaling. The Journal Writer's Companion is a book that guides the reader through the journaling process (not just bullet journaling, though it is one of the many types that are talked about) with lots of explanations, prompts, and expertise.
MEGA Plan with Me | Bullet Journal Setup for December 2019 + A New Journal for 2020
I haven't posted a Plan with Me in a while, so today I'm just going to be sharing with you all a ton of my recent spreads, including pages from back at the beginning of December, all the way up until now. Hope you enjoy this extra-long Plan with Me!
Personal Book Awards 2019
Hello friends! I haven't stopped in here on my blog for a hot second, which is a bummer, but one of my goals for 2020 is to keep up with blogging better, so I figured I'd get off to a good start by sharing a post with you all today! I present to you...the 2nd Annual Blossoms and Bullet Journals Personal Book Awards!
How to Be Remy Cameron by Julian Winters | Identity, Family, & the Essay of Doom (ARC Review)
How to Be Remy Cameron is a well-written, diverse novel that explores the complex topic of identity through the lens of a teenage boy trying to figure out how to write his college essay.
October ’19 Recap | A Very Late Wrap-Up
Hello readers, and welcome to this very belated recap of my October.
