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Booktube-A-Thon 2015: Wrap Up!

So it is now, Monday August 10th 2015 and it is twelve o'clock in the afternoon where I am (Well it was when I wrote this...but I forgot to upload it..sorry!!), which means the Booktube-a-thon is over...and I didn't read to the best of my ability for several reasons. One people kept coming over to my house and two I was out and about doing things with friends and my boyfriend before I leave for my first year of college. I'm sad that I didn't read as much as I would have liked, but I had fun and I did read the main book I wanted to read. So on with the update!

I started off the read-a-thon reading the Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub. Okay, it was more like I continued reading it since I was on page 426, but eh technicalities :P I finished this on the third day and it was awesome! I loved it and would recommend it for everyone, who isn't a young child... Anyway I read a total of 496 pages for this book! :D

Then I started listening to Soul Meaning by A.D. Starrling and I listened to about an hour and a half of it. I stopped listening for now, but I'll be picking it back up later this month.

Lastly, I read a totally of....20 pages of A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki! I know I read so much! Haha, but that is all I have for you guys. I hope you had an amazing week!
   -Ashley <3

P.S I'm super sorry I did not upload this when I first wrote it! I meant to then I got distracted my pre-college stuff!


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