Weekly Wrap-Up is a post I share with you guys every Friday, in which I highlight all things bookish that I did in the past week — the books I read, the books I bought, books that I got from the library, and great posts that I found on other people’s blogs.
What’s Happening With Me This Week:
Nothing major has been going on. I’m still working on recovering from my surgeries and getting used to going back to work. I just had my 6-week post-op appointment on Wednesday and now I have to start going to physical therapy 2-3 times per week! Today is actually my boyfriend’s birthday (he’s turning 26!), so tonight we’re going out for sushi to celebrate, yummmm.
Books I Finished This Week:
- Waiting to be Heard by Amanda Knox
- World After by Susan Ee
- Moosewood Restaurant Favorites by Moosewood Collective
- Origin by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Awesome Posts I Found This Week From Other Book Bloggers:
Reading:
- Too Many Books from As Told by Rachel
- Another Novel Read wants to know how you feel about pop culture references in books
- The 10 Steps of Fangirling from The Blue Sky Bookshelf
- The Moonlight Library explains why she will DNF a book
- Readers Turning Writers from SIK Book Reviews
- The Pink Polka Dot Book Blog discusses male readers of YA
- Disrespect in YA Families from The Thousand Lives
- The Daily Prophecy doesn’t like it when the title of a series is the same name as the first book
- Coffee Bean Bookshelf, in a very comprehensive post, tells us where to get audiobooks
- Common Archetypes: Wallflower MC and Outgoing Best Friend from The Reading Shelf
- Confession: I’m Addicted to Novellas from Another Novel Read
- Read Me Away dishes on her love for box sets
- The 10 Best Times to Read a Book from Cuddlebuggery
- Love Makes Me Uncomfortable by PaperGrey
- Read Me Away wants to know how long before you DNF?
- Novel Thoughts talks about animal murder in books
- Books for the Delicate Eternity explains her love for the broody baddy boy in books
- Why I Love Binge-Reading a Series from Book Rock Betty
- Spun With Words discusses happy vs. sad endings
- Between the Lines explains why she sometimes saves books for later
Blogging:
- Book Reviewing Through Vlogs from Reading in Winter
- Nose Graze lists 10 reasons why she loves your blog
- A Bookish Heart talks about the fears of starting a blog
- Advice I Wish I’d Received When I Was a New Blogger from Effortlessly Reading
- Lit Up Review discusses slumps of all sorts
- The Unavoidable Burnout from Novel Bliss
- Nose Graze confesses that I’m a Disorganized Blogger…And I Love It!
Other:
- A Non-Bookish Discussion About the Amount of TV Shows I Follow from Utterly Bookish
- The Perpetual Page-Turner courts the New Adult genre!
- Book Riot wants us to stop judging people by how much they read
- The Joy and Fear of Recommending Books from Books and Beautiful World
- What Comes Next wants to know if there’s a right way to rate books
- Sign up for Book Nooks International on Books, Tea & Me
- The Perpetual Page-Turner confesses that she loves talking to strangers about books
- Do You Ever Want to Change Your Ratings? from Ode to Jo & Katniss
- On Starships and Dragonwings posted a super helpful guide to getting approved on Edelweiss
- In Italics wonders about why covers are originally approved and then redesigned later
- Does a Book’s Layout Matter to You? from Gypsy Reviews
- Shae Has Left the Room discusses relying on other readers for opinions about books
Thanks for the mention, Miranda! 😀
You’re welcome! 🙂
I love your weekly wrap up posts and look out for them every week. I normally lurk but just thought I’d let you know how much I appreciate all the interesting links!
Awww oh my gosh, I’m blushing 🙂 Thanks for the comment!! I love getting comments, so feel free to do so more in the future! So glad you love my links. It actually takes me a lot of work to build up the lists every week. I actually read every single one of these posts (I don’t just go through my RSS reader and link up discussion-y looking posts like some people do) AND comment on at least 90% of them! So I really appreciate your thanks 🙂
I really like these posts, I always find new interesting books and blogs to check out!
Great! I’m glad you check them out 🙂
Hope physical therapy works out for you. Usually it is a big help for people so I think you will do well.
Yeah, I like physical therapy. I’ve been going once or twice a week for like three years now, and it obviously hasn’t fixed the problem, but hopefully in combination with the surgery it’ll finally work 🙂