*Libby: Currently on my 3rd audio of the year
*Mornings when I go to Caribou for my first coffee of the day & a couple of hours later hit up Dunkin Donuts before a library run for an iced latte with an occasional kolache (which for the life of me, I ALWAYS end up pronouncing kolochka & then have to endure the D&D smirks... like, I know I'm not pronouncing it right but in my mind it *should* be kolochka)
*Received a pay raise today 🎉
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It's been awhile since I've posted on here. School and work just have me incredibly busy. I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season & their reading goals set for 2026. I've got 80 books to read as my goal.Setting a new reading goal is always so much fun for me! It's never knowing what 80 books I'll read that creates so much excitement. I've already completed one book 'Win, Lose, Kill, Die" by Cynthia Murphy.
#newyear #newbooks #goals #readKY
The final decision between The Rise of Kyoshi and The Tower of Nero was SO close. I chose TRoK because I think it's more objectively good, while my opinion on TToN is more emotional. Also, I've had a recent resurgence in my ATLA obsession, so that might have something to do with it. Happy 2026, everyone!!
pickAnother cute, rhyming book for Sloane and Roland. This was like a sing song in my head as I read it. Great illustration.
😊 Happy Reading 😊
pickThis was a quick read. I enjoyed the book. If these books would have came out when I was a kid, I would have loved them. I rated the book a 4 out of 5 stars.
pickI lived out west for 22 years and never heard about the 1910 fires. But I watched year after year as Yellowstone evolved after the fires of 1988. Egan brings it to life along with its heroic and cowardly moments. The subtitle is a bit misleading as it is Gifford Pinchot more than Teddy who is the policy focus. But the real interest for me lay not in the DC politics, but in the efforts of underfunded unappreciated forest rangers.
Found inside my 2nd hand copy “To Dad from SSCR” Four kids? A family nickname? I‘m intrigued.
so-so3✨ Enna‘s brother comes home and learns how to make fire using power inside of him that he didn‘t have before. When tragedy and war break out in their country Enna is at a crossroads in what to do when she learns the fire power too. It is the second book of the Goose Girl series and does feature characters we met in the first book.
*I set a big reading goal & am not only so far on track, but am reading fantastic books. (Speaking of -ive been listening to audiobooks while at work and my team now knows when to interrupt when it's truly important lolol.... otherwise I'd be pulling out my earbuds every 5 minutes lolol 3d