Recommending books based on zodiac signs

I don’t know about you, but I’m quite interested in zodiac signs. I find that they hit the nail on the head a lot of times, hence I really enjoy watching zodiac sign compilation videos or memes. I’m not saying they are always right, obviously, but they are fun to think about. I’m not that knowledgeable on the topic, so please take this post with a grain of salt! Some signs were easy to pair a book with, but for some, I had a hard time picking something. I had a great time coming up with them, so I hope you’ll also enjoy it!

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May wrap-up // A hectic month full of BTS & k-dramas (but I read some books too)

May started peacefully and stress-free, in the first two weeks I managed to read six out of my eight books, and then I kind of hit a slump again. But now I have an “excuse”, I started working. Obviously, I don’t need an excuse to not read, but it feels comforting to blame something for the lack of reading, haha. And then the last few days of the month were even more anxiety-filled, as I got my first dose of Pfizer vaccine! I was so stressed, as I had a bad experience with medicine before, and ever since I’m fearful with medications. I had a mild fever for a short time, and my arm hurt a lot, but hopefully, that’s all. Now, let’s jump right into the wrap-up!

May read-a-thon tbrs

I don’t know about you, but I’m loving participating in read-a-thons lately! Sometimes they’re not for me, but nowadays I like having set tbrs for the month, it just helps me with my reading. In May, I’m going to partake in not one, but two read-a-thons! One is my absolute favourite, Asian read-a-thon by Cindy, and the other one is Armydathon, which is created by Kat. You check out both of the announcement videos HERE and HERE! So here are my tbrs for both! I’m hoping to finish all of the books because I’m feeling ambitious! Fingers crossed I can actually manage that. What also shows that I’m not kidding around this time, is the fact that I didn’t combine any of the challenges.

Mythothon Round 4 tbr

The last time I participated in a month-long read-a-thon was in November, wow. Due to my reading slump, I didn’t feel like partaking in any, but now I think I want to get back to doing them. Well, not every month, but sometimes. I’ve seen Mythothon on Hannah’s Instagram page, you can check out her wonderful bullet journal spread HERE. The read-a-thon is created by Louise @ Foxes and Fairy Tales. It’s from April 1 to April 30, so I’m a bit late, but never mind. This round is based on the Arthurian legend, which I love. You don’t have to read books about that though! There are fourteen prompts in total and one group book. You can double up on prompts, and that’s certainly what I did, because I know I won’t read fourteen books in a month. Also, I won’t be reading the group book, as it’s not something that interests me now.