Saturday, August 1, 2015 in ,

#TBRTakedown Wrap-Up

Yesterday was the last day for #TBRTakedown 2.0, and I had only managed to read two out of the five books that I was planning on reading over the course of the week. I probably could have read all of the books, but choosing to do a read-a-thon on a whim like I did isn't the best thing you can do to make sure you can get through all the books you plan on reading. I had other obligations to make, and I also didn't feel like reading at times. So, I decided not to beat myself up over not reading and just do what I could when I could. Reading two books in a week is certainly an accomplishment for me since I haven't done something like that in a long time.

The two books that I managed to finish were Allegiant by Veronica Roth and Cress by Marissa Meyer. They were both really good books and I will try to write my thoughts about them in the next few days. I will also try to finish the books that I didn't manage to finish in time and write reviews about them. All of the books I chose are really good so far and the only reason why I didn't finish them is because they were a bit too long and I took too many breaks from reading.

The read-a-thon was really fun and I plan on participating in another sometime in the future. I was able to talk to some really fun people about books and there were a lot of fun challenges to add to the experience of reading. I only participated in a handful of the challenges because on the last two days I was spending time with family or friends during the night and I forgot to do them earlier. I've collected those tweets in this post to share with with you.


1. What is the first book you're reading for #TBRTakedown?


2. What is your all time favorite series?

3. Spell your name out using books.

4. What are your favorite standalones?

5. What are your most embarrassing books in your TBR pile?*

*I'm more embarrassed that I spelled "ebooks" as "ebookss." :P

How was your #TBRTakedown experience? Did you get all your books read? Do you have any tips to share about how to be successful in a read-a-thon? Share with me your thoughts, and until next time, keep reading!


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