Monthly Wrap UP – July 2020

Hello lovelies!

I really hope you are all well and safe. There are so many bad things happening lately and July has been a little overwhelming. I’m really excited for August because I haven’t had this much free time on my hands in a while. August is also my mom’s birthday month so it’s always a month I have enjoyed.

Reading Twilight for the first time!

Hello lovelies!

I have decided to finally read Twilight at the ripe old age of 21. When I was a younger you could either be team The Vampire Diaries or team Twilight; guess which team I was on? I was also on the younger side when the first movie came out so it wasn’t something that I was particularly interested in reading. As I grew older and saw all the hype surrounding Twilight, I went and saw the last movie at the movie theater. It was amazing. Now that Midnight Sun is coming out in August, I thought now was as good a time as any to read Twilight.

I’m not going to rate this book because I have seen the movies a dozen time and I’m too familiar with the story.

Medusa: sexual assault

Pheme: (over)hyped book

See my rating system here

Theme Thursday – Werewolves

Hello lovelies!

I’m back for a new Theme Thursday! This month’s theme is Werewolves.

Theme Thursday is a new monthly feature created by the wonderful and sweet Sophie @ Blame Chocolate where bloggers can share recs and newly found books featuring that month’s theme.

• There will be a different theme (genre, trope, etc) every month. You can check the theme calendar here.
• Those participating have to list titles that feature that theme in some way (doesn’t have to be the main theme of the book).
• You can choose one of the four (or five) Thursdays of every month to post.
• You can use the three main categories: Books I’ve Read/I’m Reading, Books I Want to Read, and Other Books That Fit The Theme but this isn’t mandatory.
• You can repeat books in different themes, if they apply, and choose as many as you want.
• You don’t have to take part every month! Just when you feel like it.
• You can use #BlameThemeThursday on Twitter and other social media to make TT posts easier to find.
• Finally, use this boxed text (or similar) in your post, as it doubles as a pingback.