Battle Brief is literally teaching them critical thinking skills. This should be required learning IRL.

I am struggling with this one. Its just not holding my attention, and then im lacking the motivation to pick it back up. Im not even having a bad time while I am reading it neccesarily, but its just so many disasters back to back that I cant find it in me to care about them when they will obviously get resolved. The stakes feel super low and the back and forth between all the characters is getting really tedious at this point. Not one of the 'couples' is actually together and we are 2.5 books in.

One of my best friends has been begging me to read this. Idk why I’ve been so turned off but she read red rising for me so here I go! Excited to see what the hype is about 🐉

Last year I posted about my family celebrating National Read a book day by essentially doing blind date with a book for each of us and y'all seemed to love it. Just wanted to remind y'all in advance since I had posted late last time.

I hope to hear about how y'all celebrate it and what books it may bring y'all! Wishing you all 5 stars💚