Bullet Journaling, Books, and Crafty Things
If you're like me, you follow a lot of gorgeous Instagram accounts dedicated to bullet journaling. Today, I'm going to be sharing a few of my favorites! I wish I could shout out all of the amazing people I follow, but unfortunately, that would take forever, so here are 15.
Wallace the Brave is such an adorable little book! I think its target audience is around 8-12 (I am positive my 9- and 11-year old brothers will find it hilarious), but I’m a teenager and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I’m sure some older teens and adults would find it too juvenile, but I found it very entertaining, so I think it just depends on your reading preferences. It’s definitely a very light, funny read—there isn’t a whole lot of plot, but I’m okay with that, really. It’ the kind of graphic novel you sit down with when you’re tired and need something to cheer you up.
Have you ever been given a book recommendation and forgotten the title five seconds later? Had a bunch of ideas for books to read but couldn't remember any when you actually had time to read? Wanted somewhere to write down reactions to a book you just finished because you have zero memory? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you're in luck! I this post, I've compiled a list of 8 bullet journal spreads that will help you keep track of your reading.
Why hello there! Fall is in the air (at least it is where I live) and it's that time again when I share everything I read in the last month. Without further ado, I present my September 2017 reading recap!
Legend is a pretty good book. It’s fast-paced, it hooks you right away, and the characters are all just super awesome people. It was a solid three star read for me. (See my rating system here.) However; while all of these things were good, there were a couple things that ticked me off.
Aaannnddd it's almost a new month! I feel very accomplished to have gotten through two weeks of school. And I also did ok at blogging this month despite having to actually do schoolwork! Hurrah! I can't wait to share this post with you all, so without further ado, I present my bullet journal setup for October!
Anne of Green Gables!! In graphic novel format!! Come find out why this book is a dream come true...
I did it! I completed the Reading Quest! I did not read as many books as I'd hoped, but I still had a lot of fun, which is the most important part, right? Hopefully I'll have better luck next time...and I sincerely hope there is a next time, because I would be so thrilled if Aentee @ Read and Midnight were to run another challenge like this one! I am super pumped that she mentioned that she's planning one for the holiday season, especially because I always read a ton over winter break.
As much as I'll miss summer, there are plenty of things I'm excited about for fall, like school supplies! Honestly, getting school supplies is one of my favorite parts of going back to school. And that's why I'm sharing with you all, the people who read my blog, the supplies I have for the coming school year!
I'd say August was an ok reading month for me—I read 8 books, and I started a super fun reading challenge, The Reading Quest. (More on that later.) Read on to hear about what I read, what I blogged, and what I hope to read in September!
