February turned out to be a slow reading month for me. I couldn't concentrate well due to anxiety. I did really enjoy Plain Bad Heroines and Bluebird, Bluebird, both were 5 stars. The Ickabog was a little disappointing and the Strivers' Row Spy didn't quite flow. The rest were really good. I hope March is a more productive month.
Forgot about setting my goals this month 😅 I swear it‘s a wonder I even know what day it is anymore. This month I hope to:
☠️Read 6 books
☠️ Try to drink some water every day (water tastes metallic to me so I‘ve always had a hard time drinking it)
☠️Move a little more than usual most days.
Just trying to get out of bed is an accomplishment these days so I‘m not being super specific with my goals. We‘ll see how the month goes. @wanderinglynn
It‘s time for February TBR!
Continuing:
ROTK
Northanger Abbey
The Fifth Season
These Truths (C 2)
New:
Mansfield Park
The Survivors (if the hold line moves fast)
Land of Shadows
A Great Reckoning
TBD #bookspin
The Hobbit and/or The Silmarillion after ROTK
Bit late posting. Not too bad. I was hoping for more but I'm well on target
Here is my #februarytbr #literarylove. Hope I can get to them all 😄
#thisremindsmeof #🔥
An Australian children's classic about a bushfire. Terrified me when I was a child.
I added a few books to my TBR for February! I hope to add at least 3 kindle books as well. I don't usually read Nicholas Sparks because romance makes me gag a little. However, Safe Haven has been on my TBR shelf for so long that I'm ready for it to find a more permanent home on my shelves. And, it's the month of romance, so I guess I can suck it up! Happy reading, friends! #TBRFebruary
No I did not skip a month. I'm working on a photo challenge for February (short 14 days) but I seem to be small on ideas. I have about half, but thought I would seek out your ideas.
pickThis book HAUNTS me! An utterly devastating exploration of the ferocity and terror of Australian bushfires. The atmosphere and emotion of this book are so compelling and the setting feels absolutely realistic and familiar. A book that for many will hit close to home.
February Dragon | 
