Sunday Sum-Up #14: Job-Hunting, Blogging Slump & Reading Updates

Sunday Sum-Up #14: Job-Hunting, Blogging Slump & Reading Updates

Happy Sunday and welcome to another Sunday Sum-Up!

This past week has been somewhat of an organised chaos. I’m in the midst of job-hunting season right now, so my posts this month will be a tiny bit scarce. Sorry about that, everyone, but hang in there because I’ll be back in full force soon! Also, can we agree on how stressful job-hunting is? It drains me each time!

Other than the real-life chaos, I’ve been going strong on my reading. This past week I finished off Educated by Tara Westover, giving it a whopping 5 stars! Now I’m making steady progress through Rea and the Blood of the Nectar by Payal Doshi and The Color Purple by Alice Walker. The biggest event of the week was borrowing The Folio Society Book of the 100 Greatest Paintings from a relative of mine! I’m obsessed with this book and I make sure to read about a one painting each night!

When it comes to my blogging adventures, I didn’t really blog much myself buuuut I read quite a few interesting pieces this week! Thanks to everyone who posted such amazing content and here’s what I discovered:

Reviews

Discussions

Bookstagram

Alexa @ p.rintedwords

Katerina @ kokki_reads

Dre @ adancewithwords

Lastly, this week on Bibliosini…

I shared my five favourite things about Carry On by Rainbow Rowell!

Sunday Sum-Up is about sharing great content and connecting with other creators, so feel free to share some of your favourites from last week below!

10 thoughts on “Sunday Sum-Up #14: Job-Hunting, Blogging Slump & Reading Updates

  1. Thank you for including my post! I’m glad you liked it 😄

    I enjoyed content from inkhavenbynae.wordpress.com and theespressoedition.com last week 😊

  2. Good luck with your job hunt, that is very stressful! Thank you for sharing my review, and I hope your week is a good one😁

    1. You’re welcome! 😊💛 It is, isn’t it? Hopefully I’ll be done with it by end of this month! 🙄

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