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What happened in the past week:
⛄ This week I finally finished a new chapter for my thesis. It has more than thirty pages! *happy dance* I'm now waiting for some feed back and working on the final one. By the way, after two chapters of research and conclusions, I believe that writing a thesis is harder than writing a book. However, editing a thesis is easier than editing a book. But this is just my experience.
☕ After editing thirty pages I decided to take the week off aka instead of working twelve hours per day on this thesis, I only worked six. And that means I finally finished some books: The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill (a buddy read with Evelina @AvalinahsBooks), A Spark as White as Fire by Sangu Mandanna (must review it asap) and Corpse & Crown by Alisa Kwitney.
☕ After editing thirty pages I decided to take the week off aka instead of working twelve hours per day on this thesis, I only worked six. And that means I finally finished some books: The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill (a buddy read with Evelina @AvalinahsBooks), A Spark as White as Fire by Sangu Mandanna (must review it asap) and Corpse & Crown by Alisa Kwitney.
⛄ This means I've read 5 out 10 books for Beat the Backlist and 4 out of 15 books for the 2019 Retelling Reading Challenge. Because I've been busy (and I'm a procrastinator and too lazy), I haven't yet filled any bingo cards, which means I'm not sure of how many books I've read for Dancing with Fantasy and Sci-fi. Nor started the Harry Potter Board Game Reading Challenge.
☕ A week with less academic work also meant that I worked on new designs. I had to move from Society6 to Redbubble due to my internet connection being awful and not being able to upload the designs. If you love This Savage Song, Vicious, Six of Crows and/or Keeper of the Bees, perhaps you'd like to take a look at my designs.

ON THE BLOG
- Many weeks ago, I talked about 13 Backlist Books I Meant to Read in 2018, but never did. This was a really fun Top Ten Tuesday and it made me realize that I've so many "old" books to read that I'm refraining myself from getting new books. Even my can't wait releases of 2019. 😿
- I finally shared my first discussion post of the year. I wrote about the perks of being an international reader as part of my quest of always finding a silver lining.
- In the of January, I joined The Antidote Blog Tour hosted by The Fantastic Flying Book Club. If you love witched and forbidden magic, this book is definitely up your alley. I did have some issues with the romance, but that's because I'm really good at holding grudges.
- I shared my review of Corpse & Queen, one of my most anticipated sequels of 2019. It's a twisty and fast-paced novel inspired by Oliver Twist that you won't be able to put down.

Wishing everyone a happy February!

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Good luck with your thesis!
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Awesome progress on your thesis. Get it! I heard wonderful things about The Girl Who Drank the Moon. The story sounds really good. You are doing excellent with your challenges too. Look at you!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't worry about taking a breather from the blogging/comments, your thesis is important and people understand that.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you're making progress!
The easiest thing about bingo cards is you can so easily fill them in way after the fact. Sometimes that is even easier. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were finally able to get some reading into your life. Everyone needs breaks so don't worry about it. Anne - Books of My Heart
ReplyDeleteThat's great that you've much so much progress on your thesis. I'm glad you were able to take a little time off and read for pleasure while waiting for feedback. I hope the rest of the thesis writing process goes smoothly for you.
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