Happy Sunday, readers! Welcome to my Sunday Sum-Up!
This post marks one week of me living on my own in a completely new place with new people. Everything that goes with living solo came back to me like muscle memory, so I wasn’t floundering as much as I thought I would be. I met new people and visited new places. Hervey Bay is still so new to me but I am starting to realise the charm of this quiet, seaside town.
I have also been struggling with routines, like getting blog posts done on time and posting on my Bookstagram three times a week. I anticipate this juggling act getting tougher as I start working tomorrow, but I am hopeful I will fumble my way into a work-blog balance that’ll work for me!
One of the best things about being on my own is that I managed to get some good reading time into my routine. I finished reading Clean Air by Sarah Blake and I loved it, but I am still formulating how I wanna review this twisty sci-fi! In the meantime, I started When the World Turned Upside Down by K. Ibura, which is a middle-grade novel that focuses on the COVID-19 pandemic experience through the eyes of little ones. It is certainly a good read so far but I have another half of the book to go!
How was your week, readers? Did you manage to squeeze a little reading? Anything new and exciting?
- Julie @ One Book More reviews The Highlander’s Substitute Wife by Terri Brisbin
- May @ May’s Book Vault reviews Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan
- Malka @ Paper Procrastinators reviews Love & Other Disasters by Anita Kelly
- Alex @ The Quill to Live reviews Goliath by Tochi Onyebuchi
- Charvi @ Not Just Fiction reviews The Bone Spindle by Leslie Vedder
- CG @ Paper Fury lists 2022 new book releases for your TBR pile
- Krysta @ Pages Unbound discusses how to write compelling discussion questions that people will want to answer
- Dahlia @ LGBTQ Reads recommends five books with Korean American protags
- Althea @ Althea Is Reading breaks down her top 12 books of 2021
Aysha @ shelfobsessed.ash
I reviewed an early copy of Servant Mage by Kate Elliott, a fantasy novella!
I discussed my experience with book buying bans!
And that’s another Sunday Sum-Up wrapped! Let me know how your week went in the comments below!
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I actually miss living on my own, so I’m slightly envious of you! Congrats on your new place, I hope you continue to enjoy it😁