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Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this March & April, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!read, write, design, create
Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this March & April, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this January & February, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this July & August, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this May & June, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!Catch up on what I’ve been busy with this March & April, including:
Catch up with the latest at ElzaKinde.com!Change often happens at a gradual pace. News and accomplishments quickly becomes part of your normal day-to-day as the novelty wears off and we move on to the next thing. Huge changes or life-altering events are oh-so easy to recall, but what about the small daily efforts that got you there? What about the other things that happened concurrently? I think those are worth something, too.
Continue reading “April & May 2021 Recap”It’s become something of a tradition for me and my mom, CJ, to host our very own #BookADayMay reading challenge via our book blog, Middle Grade Carousel. This is a fun way to get a jump on those year-long reading goals and get a little extra reading in before the summer heat hits!
Want to play? Learn more about #BookADayMay and download our handy graphics over at Middle Grade Carousel.
Last month, I decided to give #BookADayMay a try. I’ll admit, it didn’t go exactly as planned. I hold to my “all progress is good progress” mentality, but 15/31 books doesn’t really warrant a celebratory wrap-up blog post. Instead, I’ve decided to simply share about the books I did manage to read this May.
Books are a big part of my life all year ’round, but kicking off summer with a reading challenge has always been my favorite tradition. There’s something about that first day with the A/C on that makes me wild for a trip to the library…
That being said, it’s a lot easier for me to stay focused when there’s some sort of incentive attached, which is why I decided to participate in Middle Grade Carousel‘s first official #BookADayMay challenge!
Continue reading “#BookADayMay Wrap Up + #MGCarousel Book Bingo for May”
Between #MGCarousel’s book bingo and binging on #IndieApril reads, I packed in a lot of pages during April. An accomplishment, considering I also managed to write 30,000 words for Camp NaNoWriMo (yay!). Oh, and I’ve been plugging away at #36daysoftype on Instagram. It’s been a wild month.