February Goals 2021

Good morning, or afternoon depending on where you live! Today I'm going to be sharing some of my February reading and writing/blogging goals.

Reading

February TBR: 

✧ upside of unrequited 
✧ plot and structure
✧ six of crows 
✧ marvel-verse: captain marvel
✧ the penderwicks 
✧ nevermoor
✧ what beauty there is


This is a total of 6 books, although my goal for February is 1o. The last book is an arc I just got approved on netgalley, so it's a top priority next month! I do want to finish Six of Crows, Captain Marvel, and Nevermoor first because they're books I'm currently reading. 

Blogging and Writing 

Though this is ambitious, I'm actually hoping to write and publish 5 posts during the month of February! I have them all planned and scheduled, so I'm confident that it will happen. I'm also reaching for 3 more followers and 600 views this month.

I'm hoping to write a 5,000 word short story this month about my cast of 4 characters (in my novel) to get me back into the writing process. 


This was a short post but I hope you got a glimpse of my February goals! At the end of the month you'll see a post on how I did :)

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