November 2015

It's officially the very last day of November today! I normally don't do a lot in November apart from celebrating Thanksgiving with loved ones, but this year definitely broke the mold. I did a ton of things with so many friends, and I love that. If every month were as fun as this one (minus friends moving back to their hometowns and getting sick multiple times), I would be all for it!

WHAT I DID

The month kicked off with getting to see a second Jason Robert Brown show at Subculture, something I'd highly recommend you do if you like his musicals. I also got the chance to hang out with Gaby, Alyssa & Amy for a day up in Connecticut, filled with Book Barn bargains and delicious food. While Macky was away in San Francisco for a few days, I kept busy - a pre-birthday dinner for my cousin Clarissa at Taqueria with Jaymee and Mel, a girly sleepover at Jaymee's, another sleepover at Rachel's, and a day in West Chester with Rachel, Kelly & Betty, with book bargains and diner food to tide us over. I also got to cat sit the most lovable cat for my friends while they went off to London, and I celebrated a fun Friendsgiving with friends! All in all, it was definitely a month filled with people & things that I loved to pieces.

WHAT I READ

Of the 19 books I read this month, these were my favorites:

Winter / Their Fractured Light

WHAT I POSTED

Personal | Autumn Adventures, Things I'm Thankful For
Reviews | I'll Find You Anywhere, Grey Sky, A Platonic Love, Abbreviations #17, Noise of a New Beginning, Brand New Gal, The Pleasures and Perils of Being a Hathaway, Quit Playing Games with My Heart, Flip a Coin, College Confessions, "Let's Carpe the Hell Out of This Diem.", "Come to the Dark Side. We Have Pop-Tarts."

Features, Tours + Tags | I Love My Hair, Fictional Worlds, The Sunday Mix (18), 3 Questions for Lauren Smith, Book Bloggers + Books Tag, Books in Real Life, Episode 9: Since You've Been Gone, {Bookish} Style Files: Plaid Adventures, The Sunday Mix (19), Tunes & Tales: I Cry When I Laugh

We're nearly at the end of the year! But don't despair - there is still one whole month to achieve the reading goal you set for the Flights of Fantasy Reading Challenge. Rachel & I have loved hosting the challenge so much that we're doing it again next year, so look out for the 2016 sign-ups! Anyway, I managed to read two novels The Impostor Queen and Uprooted, both of which were pretty great. Only eight more books for me till I hit 50!