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The Sunday Post 7/21/19



Hello! So I have not been as active in the book blogging community lately and I want to get back into this blog with more than just one post a week here. The Sunday Post is hosted by @caffeinatedbookreviewer.

Off the blog

I had a pretty busy week. Last Sunday, my dad and I went to a concert to see Caissie Levy, one of my favorite Broadway performers, and currently Elsa in Broadway's Frozen, with The Ocean City Pops. We had gone down early, played mini golf, and gotten dinner at a new restaurant to the Broadway this summer. If you ever find yourself in Ocean City I recommend KPop, we both had the rice bowls. The concert was amazing, and I  was so happy I went. The other big event was Jersey Boys in Atlantic City for my sister's birthday. We went to the show as a family on her birthday. I had a good time, but I feel that the second act of the musical could be tightened a bit. I was in a competition in an online community last week, and I had a great time writing blogs for the community and I found it so much fun.

Books I'm Reading

It's been several weeks months even since I've done this meme. I finished Tuck Everlasting several weeks ago. At this time, I am 79% done Fangirl for the third time and I am still enjoying the story just as much as I did the first time. Will Grayson Will Grayson I meant to finish in June, but I got side tracked by other books, so I'm 85% done that I plan on finish that this week, Yesterday, I started The Adventure Zone (The Adventure Zone Graphic Novels # 2) The Murder on the Rockport Limited.  I came into the well known podcast, The Adventure Zone, after this story but I am enjoying this novel so far. I'm 37 pages in, or one chapter in. 

Plans for next week

The only post I had last week was Top Ten Tuesdays, so I didn't want to link that as it's easy to find.

Monday- BookEnding Summer Post 2/3. I'm not sure if I want to do a booktag or a discussion based post, but I know that I will be doing something for this event tomorrow.

Tuesday- Top Ten Tuesday- X settings I want to see more of. I say X because I'm not sure how many will be on the post.

Wednesday- Can't Wait Wednesday

Thursday- Book Tag? Discussion? Review?

Friday- A Friday weekly meme?  Review?

AS you can see I'm not sure about some content towards the end of the week but I do want to post something.

Comments

  1. Fangirl is a book I have on my shelf for ages and still haven't got around to it. Glad to hear you loved it enough to re-read!

    Summer is an excellent time for concerts. Glad to hear you're enjoying them. :)

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  2. Fangirl and Will Grayson are both faves of mine. Glad Fangirl is holding up for you. Wow! You and your dad had a great night out. I have actually never been to Ocean City, but all those places sound fabulous. My sister went to see the Jersey Boys in AC too.

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  3. A fun and busy week for you!

    Wishing you a great reading week

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  4. Fangirl is so awesome, and The adventure Zone sounds fun too. And sounds like you had a great trip ! I must say, those rice bowls are sounding kind of good haha!

    Have a super week!

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