My 24 hours Reading Challenge - Friday August 3th to Saturday August 4th

Okay. Hi. Twenty four hours have passed, I am sleep deprived and shaking because of coffee BUT I have succeeded to read only 1 book! Here are some quick reviews, and a little overview of the challenge overall. Happy reading! 🙆

I participated with some friends to this 24 hours Reading Challenge with some bookstagram friends! It was so much fun to chat about books with them. We all set ourselves goals and I think we achieved some! My main goal was to read three books, but due to some personal issues, I had to take a break from reading and only read one. But that's okay, because I will definitely doing another one of these challenges towards the end of August! 😄

I finished Bookish Boyfriends, A Date With Darcy. It was okay, but I didn't love it. I'm going to be completely honest, I was expecting more! I didn't relate with the characters at all, when I thought I would because the book is called BOOKISH BOYFRIENDS. Anyways, there's going to be a full review on that book very soon on this blog! 😅

I also started reading Woman At Point Zero. I'm finding it kinda slow right now, but it's only 140 pages long, so I know it's getting good soon! I only read 20 pages of the book during the reading challenge. 😋

I'm hoping to do this challenge again soon, like I said probably at the end of August, and I hope to read more during the next one! This is a super fun activity to do if you want to catch up on your reading goals, or if you're stuck in a reading slump. I really recommend it! 😊

Thanks for reading this post! 💛

❣ Noémie ❣

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