I feel like so many people have been falling out of love with reading. It usually happens around high school and college, mostly because you are forced to read things you have no interest in. It sucks to be forced to read things that you don’t even like to begin with. With me, there have been times when I fell out of love with reading because of the online book space. I feel like I’m not reading enough or that I don’t have enough books, so there is a lot of self-comparison. So, what are some ways to fall in love with reading again?
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Made You Up by Francesca Zappia [book review]
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Book: Made You Up
By: Francesca Zappia
Published: May 19, 2015
Publisher: Green Willow Books
Genre: YA Contemporary
Pages: 428
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It’s February, and you know what that means, right!? It’s the month of love and the month of romance, but we know that isn’t always so accurate, is it? Honestly, that is never really true because there are some truly crazy people out there who bring it all to the relationship. So what are some love gone wrong books?
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Falling off the bandwagon with your goals? Here are some helpful tips to help you stick with them!
It’s the end of January, have you stuck with your goals or have you given up already? This is usually about the time that people start to give up because they are unrealistic or they just lose hope. What is it about January that sets us up on a high note to write down as many goals as we can and try to accomplish them all? That’s how it’s always been for me anyway. So how do you stick to your goals?
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Book: Aftermyth
By: Tracy Wolff
Published: February 3, 2026
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy
Pages: 448
Read more “Aftermyth by Tracy Wolff [book review]”What should you journal about
Journaling has been around for ages. Some use it to talk about their feelings or how their days went. Some are using it for memory keeping, and I’m sure there are so many more things out there that people use their journals for. So what should you journal about?
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Book: The Night Singers
By: London Clarke
Published: May 28, 2024
Publisher: Vinci Books
Genre: Horror
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So, you’re looking to change your life in six months. You’re in the right place! If you’re anything like me, then you have probably been on YouTube a lot and seen where people are “changing” their lives in six months. I feel like this is something you really want to do, and if you set it up right, then this would be a great place start to change your life.
Read more “Change your life in six months”My 2026 goals and bookish goals
So, I’ve already written out my 2026 goals. I basically had them all set and ready back in December, just so I could prepare myself and try to get ahead of the game. I’ve honestly been slacking a bit with putting those goals on here, though. I either hear that you shouldn’t share your goals because it gives you instant gratification, and you would wind up not doing it. But I’ve also heard that sharing can help because it’ll give you accountability.
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Reflecting on my year of 2025 and how I want things to change in 2026. What are some things you want to change?
I know that I’m a little late with this post on my 2025 reflections, but I figured it was better late than never. I’m not sure if many of you do yearly reflections, and typically, I don’t either. 2025 is the year that I’m doing a reflection for. I’m kind of wanting things to change a little bit for 2026. I feel like a lot has happened in 2025, and I’m unsure whether that’s a good thing or not.
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