Sunday Post. The Purple Dragon is Back!

Sunday Post is a meme hosted by Caffeinated Book Reviews.

How's everyone doing on this fine day? Me? I'm drowning is uni work, as usual, but I did have some free time that I didn't use as I should have. I could have done some productive and yet I may or may have not used to play video games. *hides in shame* But in my defence I did sent six pages of my dissertation to my supervisor to read/review. And I finished Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman, which I read for my dissertation. So, I did work a lot, right? RIGHT?

What happened in my life this week:

🌻 SPYRO REMASTER!!! This is everything but bookish, but this is my childhood game. I've been dreaming about a remaster since only God knows when. And it's finally here! Just a few more months and my adorable purple dragon is back. 😭
🌻 I read Still Star-Crossed by Melinda Taub. I loved it so much! Benvolio and Rosaline are love. 💓 Definitely one of my OTPs (yes, I've one true parings). I loved them in The Shadow Prince by Rachel Vincent too.
🌻 Week synopsis: So many feelings!

LAST WEEKS ON THE BLOG

• I joined Over Raging Seas Blog Tour a few weeks ago. I shared a review on this book about adventurous and bloodthirsty female pirates. 

• Do you want to know one good thing about being an international reader? Most books are set outside your country. So, I joined Top Ten Tuesday since the theme was perfect for me and I didn't have to think much. 😜

• March Monthly Recap

📚 MINI BOOK HAUL 📚

This week I may or may have not spend too much money on books. My TBR pile did grow a lot, but it's all a matter of perspective about how much money I spend on new books. Firstly, I used a Book Depository coupon discount and I got A Gathering of Shadows and A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab. *all hail the queen*

I visited a bookshop this week and I left it with five shiny new books (since they are "pocket size", I paid a lot less for them than if I had bought the normal size version; in the end, I did save money, so, as I said in the beginning, it's all a matter of perspective). One is written by a Portuguese female author (in English the title may be "Ulysses's City", but I'm not sure if I'm translating it correctly) and the other four are by Isabel Allende - I got this trilogy that seems quite interesting since it's about myth and lost cities (one of books has a dragon on the cover, so I think it may also have magical creatures).

Also, this week, Netgalley accepted my request to an ARC copy of Down to Oath by Tyrolin Puxty, but when I was going to download it, the book had already been archived. I think it was probably archived a day after my request and I didn't notice it (I know, I know, it's not a first for me). 

Wishing everyone a happy bookish week.