Read in April

So, April's come and gone now. Honestly? I am four books behind on my Goodreads reading goal and I hate that; I am not letting myself be stressed out by that, however. I think I at some point have to accept the fact that I'm simply not reading as much right now as I used to in the past, and that is perfectly okay. Also at some point I have to realize that all reading challenges I set up for myself only stop me from reading and put unnecessary pressure on me, but that's whatever.

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April wasn't the best month when it comes to reading, honestly. At least not if we're looking at it, numbers-wise. I am overall quite pleased with the books I did end up reading!


# of books read: 1

- Night Owls and Summer Skies by Rebecca Sullivan.


Basically, this is the only book I finished so I can't really do my best of/worst of since you know, I don't have a ton of books to compare to each other. I did however read a lot of A Little Life and Little Women, I totally aspire to finish both those books this coming month though!

Review: Night Owls and Summer Skies [ARC]

TITLE: Night Owls and Summer SkiesAUTHOR: Rebecca Sullivan

RELEASE DATE: June 30th 2020

RATING: ★★

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Genre: YA contemporary
Rep: lesbian MC with depression and PTSD, pansexual LI
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E-ARC kindly provided by the publisher.

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TBR in April

We live in such strange times right now; I feel like reading and everything else comes second to being horrified at the absolute state this world is in. Still, I'm trying to make my life as normal as I possible can currently and that includes coming up with a TBR for the month of April. Now, I know this TBR is very short and I have quite a good explanation for this: it contains two big books (500+ pages) and one classic (that I've been trying to read since January, which is saying something!

Anyways, here's my TBR for the month of April.