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Bout of Books!

Hello! Next week is Bout of Books and I really love doing this read-a-thon because all you have to do is read. I thought I would post my goals for the week. More information can be found Here.

Goals

30% of Walls Of Nova- this is based on how much of this book I read this week. I would like to be at around 50% this week, but I'm already a bit behind. Anyway, that's 3 days of reading 10% of this book.

40 pages of Soul of Stars- this is four pages of 10 pages a day and I usually read more than that. I think I should be okay to do this.

40 pages of Carry On Simon- again, this is four days of 10 pages a day.

Some of Foolish Hearts. I'm going to start this this week, but I'm not setting a page count as of yet.

I will be updating on my Twitter and maybe doing a few challenges here. My other goal is to do at least 4 of the daily challenges so I get more interaction with the community. 

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