It’s finally booktubeathon time again! Last year I tried doing this and failed horribly so I’m hoping this year will go a lot better. I am going to be traveling on the last two days so I don’t know how much I will actually get done but I’m hoping to complete this year’s challenge! So let’s see the challenges and my picks!
I know this is a kind of different book post but I thought it was something that’s really interesting and I saw a couple of booktubers do this ages ago and I thought it would be fun. If you want to make your own post about this that would be amazing because I’m interested to see who’s read the most by certain authors. Please let me know if you do it so I can read your post! Anyways let’s see who my top ten most read authors are (also this is going based off books I own and have read so that excludes novellas and such).
Title: Invincible
Author: Sherrilyn Kenyon
Series Status: 2nd book in the Chronicles of Nick Series
# of pages: 420
My rating: 4/5 stars
Title: Demonglass
Author: Rachel Hawkins
Series Status: 2nd book in the Hex Hall Trilogy
# of pages: 359
My rating: 3/5 stars
Title: Zodiac
Author: Romina Russell
Series Status: 1st book in the Zodiac series
# of pages: 319
My rating: 3.5/5 stars
Title: The Graces
Author: Laure Eve
Series Status: 1st book in The Graces Duology
# of pages: 336
My rating: 3.5/5 stars
No matter how busy we are, we all have time doing something we love. Take for instance, reading books.
You probably have a lot of pending tasks at work that will take forever to be finished but it’s also important to de-stress because it keeps us sane. Doing work 24/7 drives us crazy. And how do we de-stress? By doing something we love – aside from work.
Here are 5 helpful reading hacks written by Darius Farius in this infographic made with Visme to help you read more often even with you have a lot of work to do.
I was asked if I was interested in posting this infographic with the intro on my blog and since my reading goal for the past three years is to read 100 books a year of course I said yes! I personally do most of these anyways so I thought it would be a great way to show others some good ways to read more books.
