Monthly Wrap-Up – February 2020

Happy 1st day of March!  Last month literally flew by.  I honestly don't know where the time has gone.  Today, I'm back with another monthly wrap-up for February 2020!  Unlike last month, my reading has recently decreased by a lot, so I'm hoping that in March things will change. Anyway's, let's jump right in to my wrap-up!

Echo North by Joanna Ruth Meyer - Book Review

Happy Friday. Today, I’ll be reviewing Echo North by Joanna Ruth Meyer.  This was the first book I started in the new year and I couldn't wait to jump into the story, especially since I had to wait 24 hours until New Year’s Day before I could start reading it!

Happy 4-Year Blogiversary to The Little Book Spy

Four years...  It's crazy to think that for four years ago today, on February 25, 2016, The Little Book Spy was born. I created this book blog when I was in my third year of high school and now I'm halfway into my third year of my college degree. Four years strong! Even though I've done this for my last three anniversary blog posts, I'm going to be looking back at my year of blogging again. I like seeing how much I've changed over the years from when I originally created my blog. So, let’s get started.

Killing November by Adriana Mather - Book Review

How’s it going everyone. Today, I’ll be reviewing  Killing November by Adriana Mather.  This was the final book that I was able to read in 2019 and I'm so glad I saved this as my last book of the year.  I previous read her debut book, How To Hang a Witch back in 2018, I knew I needed to pick this one up as soon as possible.

Monthly Wrap-Up – January 2020

Happy February 1st! Today, I'm starting a new kind of monthly post on the blog. I'm going to be doing monthly wrap ups! I've been wanting to do them for a while since I love reading everyone else's monthly wrap up posts, but I felt like I wasn't doing enough to put it all into a blog post. However, I think this year is going to be different!  Since it's 2020, I think it's time to start pushing myself to doing more, and start doing instead of just thinking (especially since ‘thinking’ means I won't end up committing to it). Anyways, let's jump right in!