2016 Read My Books: July Update

I’m a little late in posting this! With how crazy this month has been, I completely forgot!  But better late than never, right!  It’s time to link up your progress for July!

If you are participating in this challenge, you must link up a progress report in order to get another entry into the end-of-year giveaway!  You don’t have to make an entire post just for the challenge, just include a line for how many books counted towards the challenge in your monthly recap post.  If you don’t do a monthly recap post on your blog, feel free to send out a tweet with your progress and link up using the direct URL to that tweet.  You could also post a photo to Instagram and link up using the direct URL to that photo!  Don’t forget the challenge hashtag – #2016readmybooks

Month In Review: June 2016

Well, June was a pretty uneventful month for my reading life.  There was so much going on in my personal life that I didn’t have very much time to do any reading.  I did a lot of book purging because my collection was just overwhelming me.  You can read more about that in these posts here and here.

# Books Read in June: 9 (including 1 audiobook)

# Books Read in 2016: 88

# Books Towards Goodreads Goal: 88/110

2016 READ MY BOOKS CHALLENGE UPDATE

# Books Read for 2016 Read My Books in May: 4

# Books Read for 2016 Read My Books YTD: 36/60

Books Read in May:

1. The Girls in the Garden by Lisa Jewell
2. Thirty Days to Thirty by Courtney Psak
3. The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan (audiobook re-read)
4. Five Days in January by RT Lowe
5. Da Vinci’s Tiger by LM Elliott
6. Wytches vol. 1 (graphic novel)
7. Confess by Colleen Hoover
8. Pride & Prejudice (graphic novel)
9. Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

Best Book Read:

Worst Book Read:

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How was your month of reading?

2016 Read My Books: June Update

Wow! June just flew right by me!  Hopefully you all had time to read books to count towards the challenge!  Well the time has come to link up your progress again.  Reminder of the rules….

If you are participating in this challenge, you must link up a progress report in order to get another entry into the end-of-year giveaway!  You don’t have to make an entire post just for the challenge, just include a line for how many books counted towards the challenge in your monthly recap post.  If you don’t do a monthly recap post on your blog, feel free to send out a tweet with your progress and link up using the direct URL to that tweet.  You could also post a photo to Instagram and link up using the direct URL to that photo!  Don’t forget the challenge hashtag – #2016readmybooks

2016 Read My Books: May Update

Where has the time gone?  I can’t believe there is only one day left of May!  This means it is time to update on the Read My Books Challenge!

If you are participating in this challenge, you must link up a progress report in order to get another entry into the end-of-year giveaway!  You don’t have to make an entire post just for the challenge, just include a line for how many books counted towards the challenge in your monthly recap post.  If you don’t do a monthly recap post on your blog, feel free to send out a tweet with your progress and link up using the direct URL to that tweet.  You could also post a photo to Instagram and link up using the direct URL to that photo!  Don’t forget the challenge hashtag – #2016readmybooks

2016 Read My Books: April Update

How is it possible that April is nearly over?!  This year has been moving very quickly so far.  And with the end of the month coming, it’s time to link up your progress for the 2016 Read My Books Challenge!

If you are participating in this challenge, you must link up a progress report in order to get another entry into the end-of-year giveaway!  You don’t have to make an entire post just for the challenge, just include a line for how many books counted towards the challenge in your monthly recap post.  If you don’t do a monthly recap post on your blog, feel free to send out a tweet with your progress and link up using the direct URL to that tweet.  You could also post a photo to Instagram and link up using the direct URL to that photo!  Don’t forget the challenge hashtag – #2016readmybooks