Reading Cram Wrap Up Challenge!!

"Oct 31 Wrap Up challenge with Costume challenge (optional) Do a readathon wrap up on your blog, YouTube, whatever of what you read! and also post a pic or dress up in your Halloween costume! That part is optional, only if you want to! Hosted by DANASQUARE"

So I did not read as much as I wanted to. But I did read a little. I started off reading Stardust by Neil Gaiman on page 156 on the 24th and read a total of 58 pages. Then I could not read because I was working on school work and college applications. Then on Thursday, the 29th, I decided to read something scary, so I put down Stardust for the time being and started Demon Blood: Enlightenment by Tim Meyer. I read a total of 41 pages then I had to work. But on Halloween, I read up to page 210. In total I read 268 pages for the Reading Cram Read-A-Thon. I still had a fabulous time and I hope there is a Reading Cram 3.0 soon! Lastly, I hope everyone who participated had fun and read awesome books!

Love
-UnderYourGrace aka Ashley

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