Bookish Content – Life of Dahlia

2021 Reading Challenge – Conclusion and Plans for the New Year

14/01/2022

I’m so behind with posting this conclusion to my 2021 Reading Challenge, honestly, I’ve been putting it off because I didn’t know what I wanted to write or include in this. I have found that quarterly check-ins don’t really work for me though, both of the reading challenges that I have done in the last couple of years I’m good with one maybe two and then I don’t keep it up, oops. Anyway, in today’s post, I’m going to go through how many prompts I managed to tick off ( I did more than I thought I would) and what I read, maybe include a few thoughts and links to any book reviews.

Moxie Book Review

22/11/2021

he word ‘Feminist’ has a lot of stigma around it, for many different reasons but at the core, Feminism is about girls and women having rights, whether that is being treated like an equal, being treated with respect, or being heard, as well as many other reasons I’m sure.

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Mini Book Haul + Bookshelf Reorganization

24/09/2021

In Today’s blog post I’m sharing a little bit of a Book Haul as well as reorganizing my bookshelves in my bedroom. I’ve been contemplating reorganizing my bookshelves for a while, I previously had them in a rainbow type theme but my collection is getting so big now that I felt like it wasn’t working for me anymore so it was time for a change.

Half-Year Book Haul

13/08/2021

In today’s post I’m sharing a bit of a book haul with you. This is most of the books I’ve picked up this year (I’ve added a few more since lol) and I thought I would show you what I picked up. This is a mix of both brand new and preloved books.

Cataloguing My Book Collection – Bookshelf: Your Virtual Library App Review

01/08/2021

In today’s post I’m sharing a video on how I catalogue my book collection using The Bookshelf: Your Virtual Library App. This video/post is not sponsored I found this while searching through Google Play and I have been enjoying using it to catalogue my own personal library, so I thought I would share it with you incase someone else finds it useful.