
Hello, everyone! It is time for another Trope-ical Readathon update. Let’s jump in and see what books and prompts I’ve managed to finish this week.
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Hello, everyone! It is time for another Trope-ical Readathon update. Let’s jump in and see what books and prompts I’ve managed to finish this week.
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Hello, everyone! It is time for another Trope-ical Readathon update. Let’s jump in and see what books and prompts I’ve managed to finish this week.
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Hello, everyone! Instead of doing my weekly reading updates on Wednesday like usual, I’ve decided to focus them on each week of the Trope-ical Readathon. Since yesterday was the last day of week one, it is time for the first update! Let’s jump in and see what books and prompts I’ve managed to finish this week.
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It is time for another round of Trope-ical Readathon. This is one of my favorite readathons, and I’ve participated in every round since August 2021. So, that makes this my sixth time taking part in this event, and I’m still so excited for it. I kind of wish it wasn’t a leap year so that the readathon would have started today. 🙂
I’ve decided to join Team Science Fiction again because there are books on my TBR that fit the team challenges. I’ve also been wanting to read Kindred by Octavia E. Butler, which is one of the team books. So, it seemed like the best team for me, yet again.
For the general prompts, I don’t plan to set a specific TBR. Instead, I’ll fill in the challenges as I go along throughout the month. I’ve created a very tentative possibility pile, though, and am hopeful that some of them will actually work for the prompts. lol. The general and team prompts are in the graphics below, and more information about this readathon can be found at Jen Jen Reviews. If you are interested in participating, you have until March 10th to sign up!
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August is always a really busy month, but it is one of my favorites. Why? Magical Readathon and Trope-ical Readathon both take place this month. These are my fave readathons, and I haven’t missed a round since I started blogging. So, I can’t start now. My plans for the month are AMBITIOUS, but I’m going in hoping for the best. 😁
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I can’t believe it is already time for another round of Trope-ical Readathon. It seems like August was just yesterday. I’ve decided to switch things up this time and join a different team, Team Science Fiction. I’ve always been on Team Fantasy in the past, but I liked the prompts better for Team Sci Fi this time. For the last Trope-ical Readathon, I didn’t set a specific TBR. Instead, I filled in the challenges as I went along throughout the month rather than picking specific books for the prompts the way I usually have in the past. This worked really well for me last time since it was the first time I’ve finished all the challenges. So, I’m going to proceed the same way again.The general and team prompts are in the graphics below, and more information about this readathon can be found at Jen Jen Reviews. If you are interested in participating, you have until March 5 to sign up!
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This is going to be a REALLY busy month! There are so many book releases happening, and I have so many ARCs to get through. On top of that, I’ve decided to participate in two readathons this month. I’m beginning to think I just like torturing myself with stress. It has been a couple of months since I’ve had a super structured TBR. So, I’m not sure how this is going to go after doing so much mood reading in June and July.
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Hello, everyone! We have reached the end of March and the end of the first quarter of 2022. Where has the time gone? Personally, I’m happy to see this month go. It’s just been a weird one with lots of random stuff happening. It has just left me feeling out of sorts, especially this week. I had oral surgery on Tuesday, and I’ve felt pretty horrible since. I’m on a soft food diet, which is the bane of my existence, but I’m sticking to it because chewing is out of the question due to the pain. On a brighter note, I read A LOT this month, and most of it was really great. How great? Read on to find out more!
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Hello, everyone! This month’s TBR post is going to be focused on the books I plan to read for the Trope-ical Readathon. For this readathon, I’ve picked books corresponding to 15 different prompts (or their alternates), which are based on common tropes found in fiction. I decided to join Team Fantasy again this time because I was most interested in reading its team book and liked the team challenges. You can find out all about the readathon here, and you can still sign up through March 6th. So, if it sounds like something you’d be interested in, go sign up!
Here are all of the common challenges/prompts:
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This has been a roller coaster of a month. Between my health stuff and hurricanes, I’m actually astounded at all I got done. I loved participating in Trope-ical Readathon and was actually on track to complete all the challenges before the hurricane drama of the past few days. My partner and I have been housing some of her family, who evacuated for hurricane Ida, which made it difficult to focus on reading these last few days of the month. I’m grateful to have been able to help them and be a safe place for them to go, but I’m also looking forward to things getting a little more back to normal again. I’ve made significant progress on my annual reading challenge and read a lot of great books this month, which you’ll see below.
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