Book rambler’s first Christmas post

Hello and Merry Christmas to you and your family! I have been ignoring my blog for quite some days and decided to write a post commemorating this blog’s first Christmas.

I don’t celebrate Christmas in a traditional sense, but I do satisfy my appetite with brownies, macarons, chocolate cake, pizza and/or tacos! Besides having delicious food, I also indulge myself by buying books if I don’t get gifted any .

Besides my blog, I am mostly active on Instagram and I have been seeing quite a number of posts asking about 2019 resolutions.

Do I have any resolutions for the upcoming year?

• I try not to make any plans as they -almost- never go my way but I do plan on finishing up reading and reviewing some physical and digital ARCs I received this year.
• Increase my follower count of 2.8k to 5k on Instagram which is proving to be difficult so far.
• Read 110 books and actually record them on Goodreads because I’m terrible at keeping track of all the books I’ve read.
• Post at least twice a week on my blog.
• Increase my Netgalley feedback ratio to 100%
• Get approved on Edelweiss. I still haven’t been approved for a single title on Edelweiss, and that bothered me so much that I have stopped using it now.

Have you made any resolutions for 2019 ?

Since I already mentioned my reading resolutions, here’s a peek at my tentative TBR for the next four days till January 2019 :

First up,my current read, which is 

Cover image(Goodreads)

Next on my TBR for the month of January are quite a number of books, most of which are ARCs and some are not.

1. The Dollmaker by Nina Allan (Pub Date Mar 7th 2019)

2. Once Upon A River by Diane Setterfield (Pub Date Dec 4th 2018)

3. The Kinship of Secrets by Eugenia Kim (Pub Date Nov 1st 2018)

4. The Wolf​ in the Whale by Jordanna Max Brodsky (Pub Date Jan 29th 2019)

5. The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker (Pub Date Feb 7th 2019)

That is all for today but I will be back tomorrow with a review post . If you have any recommendations for a blog post, leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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