The Sunday Post is hosted by The
Caffeinated Book Reviewer.
It’s a chance to share news, a post to recap the past week on your blog, showcase
books and things received, and share news about what is coming up on the blog
for the week ahead. To get in on the Sunday fun, see the rules here: Sunday Post Meme. Outside the Blog
I am trying to cover the debts on blog I have since the end of April. But you know it is always much more enjoying to read a book than to write about it, especially when it did not impress you. That is why I do now have dates anymore in my Sunday posts, sometime I just do not have the mood to write about this or that particular book and just check my reading statistic.
One problem I have is connected to the movies - it seems I will not watch anything till the end of the month, since the PC on which I have all my movies is temporary out of order. It should be fixed till the end of a month, meanwhile... well...more books.
On Booktube I found a nice project on William Shakespeare's works - ShakeTube. It is organized by Luukashist Books. Check it and join if you are interested. The project is to read a new play each week and publish a video review/thoughts/opinions about it on your Friday/Sunday etc. reads, in my case it will be posts. From the list Lukas suggests I have not read I guess 5-6 plays, so it will be really great to re-read those that I read as a teen.
Last on the Blog
- On Tuesday, 15.08 I reviewed The Martian by Andy Weir
- On Wednesday, 16.08 I published April 2017 Wrap up
- On Thursday, 17.08 I reviewed Oblomov by Ivan Goncharov
Next on the Blog
- I will review movie/book About a Boy by Nick Hornby
- I will publish ShakeTube project details
- I will publish Tome Topple Readathon Wrap Up
- I will publish May 2017 Wrap up
- I will review All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka
I am still waiting for my bigger boxes to arrive with plenty of books, but meanwhile I was checking local bookstores. The English section is so poor and expensive that I usually just looking but not buying. this time however I got across some recognizable books and decided to get them since there were so much hype on booktube and book blogs: The Vegetarian by Han Kang and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
Sorry to hear about your PC being down.I watch a fair amount of my shows on my PC too at times...
ReplyDeleteHeard good things about Perks. Hope they're both good reads.
I am curious about the ShakeTube, now that is different. I have not read The Perks of Being a Wallflower, but both my girls loved it. Have a delightful week!
ReplyDelete