Litsplaining > Recent Status Updates

I'm advocating once again for Goodreads to let us comment on our Yearly Challenge again so I can update when I meet my goals and change it as I read as the year progresses.

Goal #3: 150 books
Goal #3 Met: June 24, 2025

Goal #4:200 books
Goal #4 Met: September 30, 2025

Goodreads still won't let us comment on our own challenges, so I'm making a status update again.

I reached my second yearly goal of a 100 books on 6/10/25.

Since Goodreads changed the format of the yearly reading challenge and I can't update comments on my actual challenge. I'll comment my progress here.

Finished First Goal of 53 books: 4/10/25

Gee Wilkers did that take a lot longer than expected to update the books I've read in 2023. 😓 After 4+ hours, I'm done.

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I hope in the future Goodreads fixes the ordering of books read on a certain day. For some reason the system will order books read in ascending order for that day instead of having them appear in your finished books in order you recorded them.

I hate when my books are out of order and only fix I’ve found this far in to change dates to the day before which messes up my record for the books in Goodreads. Fix please!

Self-care today involved reading all the Rivers of London graphic novels instead of doing homework.

I regret nothing.

Reading as an empath is an a trip.😖 Come read my latest blog post to find out why

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Reading as an empath is a trip. 😵‍💫 Come tell me some of your experiences on my newest blog post.

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What's a book or song that got you through your 20s?
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What's a book or song that got you through your 20s? Click the link below and tell me in the comment section 🤗



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My newest #SundayChat covers my favorite 2021 Emmy outfits as Books.

Click the link below to see some "readable" fashion!

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My newest #SundayChat covers my favorite 2021 Emmy outfits as Books.

Click the link below to see some "readable" fashion!

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I've got a new post up about TBR Lists and bookish memes.

Let's just say I'm a certified book lover. 😅



Check it out here:

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Grey's Anatomy has made me come to the realization that I may have read too many books in my lifetime 😅

Check out why on my latest blog post here:
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Hey, fellow book lovers!

I've got a new "Sunday" Chat blog post up about who gets to write certain stories and my favorite songs of the week!

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I did a blog post about how much it cost to make reading your hobby.

Check it out!

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I just finished unhauling over 153 books and it got me thinking about how my reading taste have changed since I became a part of the book-o-sphere.

Check out my Sunday Chat blog post and tell me which books you're loving right now in the comment section!

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There's something about "instalove" that immediately kills a book for me. All I can ever think is "whoa! 🙅🏿 Pump your breaks there girl/boy!....you don't even KNOW him/her! Smh they could be a serial killer for all you know or your long lost sibling. Slow down there and lets feel this thug out." This plot device is the quickest way to a decrease in stars for me.

Book Club Selection

I don't like where this is going at all!

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#BlackHistoryMonth is drawing to a close, but if you haven't met your "diverse reading quota" for the month, You're in luck! #jokes Watch my new video to get a recommendation for what book by an African-American author to read next! (^_^)

https://youtu.be/5xfKAmyk2IQ

This book is literally LAUGH out LOUD funny. I'm loving it so far. I love Crawley and Aziraphale. Pratchett and Gaimon should've done a whole serious around these two characters.

I've been rereading this with the Writers of Color Book club and I'm starting to remember why I loved it back in high school.