Summer is here folks and I'm wishing for fall (the weather is too hot for my liking already). But let's not jump ahead so fast. I'm hopeful that this is going to be a really good summer, filled with events and trips that I'm already looking forward to.
In the month of June my focus will probably solely directed on work though. Since I'm new at the company I'll have a lot to learn this month, but hey... you gotta start somewhere.
I'm still trying to figure out a reading routine that could work now that 8 hours are taken from my day. During the training weeks I'll probably have some extra studying to do at home too, but I'll do my best to be efficent and I'll make sure to leave myself time to relax with a good book after the hard work.
I really hope I can finish at least 4 books this month too. One of these books will be a play (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee), which makes my life easier because I usually fly through plays.
I'm very excited to join my fellow Clockblockers in a read-along of Mrs. Sherlock Holmes by Brad Ricca. Some people had the amazing idea to start a Timeless book club (in which we read books that are related to the tv show in some way) and this is the first title that we'll discuss. I can't wait to learn more about Grace Humiston, badass female detective of the 1910s.
Here's a summary of May on Paradise Found:
I've finished four books:
Nothing But Sky by Amy Trueblood – Review
The Stolen Girl (The Veil and the Crown #1) by Zia Wesley – Review
Clowders by Vanessa Morgan – My review is coming soon
Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman – My review is coming soon
Other posts on the blog in the month of May:
Book Tour (Excerpt) – Succubus Lips by Lina Jubilee
Weekly Memes:
Tell Me Something Tuesday (May 22)
Plans for June
I'd like to read the following books in May (in no particular order):
Bring Me Their Hearts by Sara Wolf
(For book tour)
Mrs Sherlock Holmes by Brad Ricca
(For the Timeless Book Club. Join here if you're interested: Lucy Preston Literary Society)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edwards Albee
Did May treat you well? Please leave a link to your monthly wrap-up post if you'd like me to read it! :)
