October Wrap Up & November TBR // It’s almost December???

Um excuse me but how is it November already??? Where do September and October go I really need to speak with them.

The past few months have been a blur of exhaustion I can’t even… I guess that’s why time is really slipping through my fingers? But really, personal life aside, the past 2 months have been progressing at breakneck speed in terms of news and entertainment, it’s crazy. I can barely keep up with everything, the world need to SLOW DOWN.

1. HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF BLOOD PRINCE by J.K Rowling // ✰✰✰
2. THE PHANTOM TREE by Nicola Cornick {E-ARC} // DNF at 27%
3. THE BURNING MAZE by Rick Riordan // ✰✰✰✰
4. #FASHIONVICTIM by Amina Akhtar {e-ARC} // DNF at 20%
5. STRANGE GRACE by Tessa Gratton {e-ARC} // ✰✰✰
6. THE MERCILESS by Danielle Vega // ✰✰✰✰
7. TINDER by Sally Gardner // ✰✰✰
8. DEEP DARK FEARS by Fran Krause // ✰✰✰✰
9. THE ACCIDENTAL AFTERLIFE OF THOMAS MARSDEN by Emma Trevayne // ✰✰.5

1. HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS by J.K Rowling
2. ANGEL & BAVAR by Amy Wilson
3. OUTRUN THE WIND by Elizabeth Tammi

• Kelly @ Another Book in the Wall talks about blog design and its influence.
• Joleen @ The Fictional Reader aims to read a book from every country around the world. Feel free to drop by and give her some suggestions, don’t forget to check out the comment sections as they are full of diverse recommendations from various bloggers!
• Camila @ Reader in the Attic is one of the host for Blogoween 2018 and one of her prompts is to tell local supernatural/urban legend that deserves their own book, and it’s a delight so read everyone’s story!
• Aimal @ Bookshelves and Paperbacks shares some underrated Halloween books.
• Flavia @ Flavia the Bibliophile created this fantastic infographic on 10 elements of gothic literature.
• Karlita @ Tale Out Loud created google calendar for all the amazing debuts in 2019.
• Elana K. Arnold, author of Damsel (which I reviewed last month) shares this powerful piece about telling her stories through books.
• Mishma @ Chasing Faerytales listed 50 asian fantasy and books with asian characters.

I honestly couldn’t remember what happened to me in October.

I guess it’s good then?? I remember the first 2 weeks were all fun and chill. Then the third week came, aka THE WEEK OF DEADLINES. Where there are deadlines everyday and presentation and just UGH.

The fourth week was midterms week for me. And then I got news that I won a competition and had to join an international forum and skipped my last 2 exams.

Not that I’m compaining, I mean heyyy it’s a free trip!!!!

At first it was pretty scary because it was so sudden (like two days before) and there had been an air crash at the day. It was huge, as the plane was brand new yet it crashed into the ocean and there were no survivors. So yeah, me and my parents were pretty freaked out.

But the event itself is amazing so far! I’m not home yet so I couldn’t make a full recap as the internet here was meeh and I’m exhausted, so I’m going to recap it next month 😁

On the Pedro front, due to the hell week and finals and the impromptu trip, I only met him once this month 😣 I’m going to have a weekend with him just the two of us though, so I’m looking forward for the puppy sit!

• September Wrap Up & October TBR
• Top 5 Wednesday #48: Favorite Magic System
• Halloween Book Covers Tag 🎃
• September 2018 Screen Rambles
• Mini reviews #11: Another series of unfortunate reads
• Podcast I’m Currently Loving
• The Burning Maze by Rick Riordan
• Halloween Creatures 2.0 Book Tag 👻
• Strange Grace by Tessa Gratton
• Black Cat Blue Sea Award
• The Merciless by Danielle Vega // Gif review because I’m terrified
• Supernatural creatures I want to see more in YA (ft. supernatural and buzzfeed unsolved)

How’s you October? What was your favorite read?

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