Book Club 📚
I gave myself a goal to get back into reading for 2024. I set myself a very small goal of 5 books. When I was younger I could finish books in just a matter of days but time has now got away from me :/. Trying to get back into my favorite hobby as a kid lol.
📚I did NOT finish the first book. I had to remind myself it is totally fine to not finish a book. I always felt like I had get through them even when I wasn’t really enjoying it. It doesn’t seem like a bad read…just honestly not for me. I struggled, and after a month of trying I gave up.
📚I almost gave up on my goals for the year because I thought I had just lost the drive to read anymore but once again…ITS OKAY TO NOT FINISH A BOOK. So now now im back to try again with a book my girlfriend bought me. I’m only a couple of pages in but so far, so good.
📚My next book is apart of a trilogy that my friend wanted me to read when we were talking about books at a game night lol. He gave me this to read so that we can talk about it. Im going to accomplish this goal😵💫
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