Shelfie Sunday is a blog meme on Cafe Manon. I was thinking about a way to showcase my books, but my bookcase isn’t pretty like some of the bookcases I adore seeing on Pinterest or Instagram.. So, I decided to cheat a bit and create ‘shelf-categories’.
Previous Shelfie Sundays;
Today I’m sharing my third shelf-category, which is Green Books.
Curious to know more about the books on my Green Book Shelf?
Author: Courtney Summers
Published: September 4, 2018 by Wednesday Books
Genre: Young Adult / Contemporary / Mystery
Curious to know what this book is about and what I think of it?
I was nominated for the Mystery Blogger Award by the amazing Jemma from Fantastic Books and Where to Find Them and Julia from Fable Hunter.
“This is an award for amazing bloggers with indigenous posts. Their blog not only captivates; it inspires and motivates. They are one of the best out there, and they deserve every recognition they get. This award is also for bloggers who find fun and inspiration in blogging and they do it with so much love and passion.” This award is created by Okoto Enigma.
Want to see my answers to Jemma’s and Julia’s question?
The BookTube-A-Thon is a week-long readathon hosted by Ariel Bissett. She describes it as an opportunity for the bookish community to come together, to celebrate reading by creating bookish content and reading lots of books!
This year the BookTube-A-Thon took place from July 30th to August 5th. I planned on reading 7 books in 7 days. You can see what books were on my TBR in this post.
1 – Let a coin toss decide your first read.
2 – Read a book about something you want to do.
3 – Read and watch a book to movie adaptation.
4 – Read a book with green on the cover.
5 – Read a book while wearing the same hat the whole time.
6 – Read a book with a beautiful spine.
7 – Read seven books.
Curious to know how many of the challenges I completed?
Author: Alice Reeds
Published: August 7, 2018 by Entangled: Teen
Genre: Young Adult / Mystery
Curious to know what this book is about and what I think of it?
Shelfie Sunday is a new blog meme on Cafe Manon. I was thinking about a way to showcase my books, but my bookcase isn’t pretty like some of the bookcases I adore seeing on Pinterest or Instagram.. So, I decided to cheat a bit and create ‘shelf-categories’.
Previous Shelfie Sundays;
Today I’m sharing my second shelf-category, which is Blue Books.
Curious to know more about the books on my Blue Books Shelf?
Today I’ve received my Quaintly & Co subscription box. Quaintly & Co is a monthly British lifestyle subscription service. Each box is filled with 3 – 6 theme based products. The theme for the July box was Harry Potter.. I couldn’t resist and I ordered this box right away!
Curious to find out what was inside this box?
July was a wonderful month. We’ve been to a Guns ‘n Roses concert and to a food truck festival. The concert was amazing and the food at the festival was delicious (I had sushi and Indonesian food). Also we have a new family member, Fancy the budgie! He is such a cute and happy little bird and he makes me smile every day.
Also July was the month of the heatwave.. I live in the south of the Netherlands and while I’m writing this post it’s 36 °C outside and it has been like this for over a week now. That’s just too hot to get things done and I’ve been taking things slow.
Let’s take a look at the books I’ve read and bought in July!
Shelfie Sunday is a new blog meme on Cafe Manon. I was thinking about a way to showcase my books, but my bookcase isn’t pretty like some of the bookcases I adore seeing on Pinterest or Instagram.. So, I decided to cheat a bit and create ‘shelf-categories’.
Today I’m sharing my first shelf-category, which is Red Books.
Curious to know more about the books on my Red Books Shelf?
Happy Friday!
Today I’m participating in the Book Beginnings meme hosted by Rose City Reader. Book Beginnings is a weekly tag that asks you to share the first sentence (or so) of the book you are currently reading, along with your initial thoughts about the sentence, impressions of the book, or anything else the opener inspires.
What is the first line of the book I am currently reading?