Spring challenges

Hi everyone! To mark the beginning of spring, even though the weather hasn't been getting warmer, I decided to do a bucket list which also includes some reading challenges. This is what I came up with, so feel free to participate in any of these, and don't be shy to comment below on any plans you might have for this wonderful season! Also, I will try to come up with a guide that includes books that are suitable for all these challenges as well as a wrap-up of everything I managed to get done at the end of spring. Hope you will enjoy and with no further ado here are the challenges:

Spring reading challenges

1. Read a book with your initials on the cover
2. Read a book that has been sitting on your shelf for over a year
3. Read a book with your favorite color on the cover
4. Read a book with green on the cover
5. Read a contemporary love story
6. Read a book with a text-only cover
7. Read a book rated 5 stars by at least one of your friends
8. Read a book that takes place in spring ( the story doesn't need to happen all throughout spring but it must include or expend over spring)

• Bucket list:
  • go to the zoo;
  • have a 24h read-a-thon (either take part in one or do one for my own)
  • go for a daily run for a week (morning or evening)
  • work out at least 2 a week;
  • go to a farmer’s market;
  • go for a hike;
  • read at least one book a month;
  • go roller-blading;
  • make smoothies;
  • gardening & admire flowers;
  • travel to a new place;
  • read a library book 
    

Top 6 Thursday: Favorite romance books

Hi, guys! Here are my top 6 favorite romance books I've read so far. Hope you will enjoy!

1. Simon vs the homosapiens agenda by Becky Albertally - a review is coming soon

2. Simple perfection and Twisted perfection by Abbi Glines

3. Vampire academy by Reachelle Mead

4. Bitter sweet love by Jennifer L Armentrout

5. By your side by Kasie West - a review is coming soon

6. Unraveling you by Jessica Sorensen

 This is all for now! See you soon with another post! Bye :))