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My Bookish Life: May Reading Wrap Up

          Hello everybody! It's the last day of May so I thought I would go ahead and post my Reading Wrap Up for the month. I think I done pretty decently,  there was only one book on my TBR list that I didn't get to. So let's get started with the breakdown. 

    The first book I finished this month was 
Def Leppard by Willy McGilly. I didn't like this book really.  It seemed like it was a cash grab and some of the facts weren't accurate.  

      Genre: Biography
      Pages: 32
      Rating: 1 star

     After that I read Wizard and Glass : The Dark Tower IV by Stephen King. I loved this one! It's really dense with amazing world building! It took a long time to reread it but it was well worth it !

 Genre: Western, Romance, Fantasy,
Horror 
Pages: 699
Rating: 5 stars

     The third book I finished this month was Scoop The Poop: Pick Your Battles by Meredith Masony. I absolutely love Meredith ! She is one of my favorite internet personalities because I find her to be pretty relatable.  

      Her book was pretty good. It contained good advice and I found parts of it to be hilarious! It was a decent read and I liked it.

      Genre: Non-fiction 
       Pages: 161
        Rating : 4 stars

       The last book I read this month was Titanic A Very Peculiar History by Jim Pipe. The book was an easy read it held my attention.  It was decently interesting and I found a food recipe I really want to try.
           Genre: Non-fiction 
           Pages:121
           Rating: 3.5 stars

   Reading Stats For The Month:
       Books Read: 4
      Genres Read : 3
       Pages Read: 1,013 pages
      Average Rating: 3.5 I think

      Also , I told you all I was making more Dark Tower art and below is the finished pieces I was talking about.

  
  
             The top picture is of the front of the bookmark and the bottom picture is the back of the bookmark. First, I handpainted everything which took about 3 hours. Then I laminated it and strung the charms and the beads. 

       
            The next piece I made is this necklace . It is inspired by Roland Deschain and was pretty easy to make. After I figured out how I wanted it to look I think the whole process took me about an hour .

        I have two more pieces of Dark Tower inspired art coming. One is a fabric collage which has took me forever to finish. The other one is another necklace.

            Blog Updates:
    Alphabet Reading Challenge Progress:
A: Along Came A Spider by James Patters
B: Bad Reputation: The Unauthorized biography of Joan Jett by Dave Thompson
C: Coraline by Neil Gaiman 
D: Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
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L: Lock Every Door by Riley Sager
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P: Paperbacks From Hell by Grady Hendrix 
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S: Scoop The Poop by Meredith Masony
T: The Institute by Stephen King
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W: Wizard and Glass : Dark Tower IV by Stephen King
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            That's it for this update! If you have read any of the books mentioned please leave your thoughts in the comments.  Also if you like my content please give my blog a follow. That's it for now I hope you all have a nice afternoon. 

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