Happy 3-Year Blogiversary to The Little Book Spy

As of today, I've been a book blogger for the last three years.  My blog is officially three years old today.  Three Whole Years!  My blog is growing up so fast and I have no idea where the time has gone.  I'm shocked, to say the least, that my blog has gotten to this point.  I never imagined what my blog would look like when I first started three year ago today.  Never in a million years did I think I would be blogging and talking about the books that I love.  For this anniversary post, I want to reflect on what I've learned over the last year in my blogging journey.  I feel like I'm repeating what I did last year, but I'm narrowing it down to five points to make sure I don't repeat myself from last year because I feel like as a book blogger I've grown so much and have changed how I've done things, so let's begin.

If I Fix You by Abigail Johnson - Book Review

How’s it going everyone! Today, I’ll be reviewing If I Fix You by Abigail Johnson.  I've been following the author on twitter for some time now and I've been eager to pick up one of her books.  It wasn't until January when I was able to pick up this book and sink my teeth into it.  Without giving too much away, this was one big roller coster of a story.

Planning Out My TBR #1~ My Bookish Thoughts #2

How's it going everyone!  I hope you're all having a lovely day.  Today, I though it would be fun to share my current and future TBR.  Now, I've been thinking long and hard about my TBR recently because last year I didn't accomplish my reading goal.  I sadly missed my goal my two books, which I was slightly disappointed in, but it couldn't be helped because over the last year I believe (August 2017 - December 2018), I've been in a constant on and off reading slump.  My only explanation for why I've had this slump is two reasons: College being the draining soul sucker that it is and my slight laziness not wanting to read because I wasn't finding the right books to read.  This year, however, it's going to be different!  I was hoping for this post to go out in January, but it got bumped back to February since classes were more hectic than I originally thought they would be during the first few weeks.  Anyways, let's look at my future TBR.