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Monday - Bird Box - Read this to page 101. Great start to the week. Smashed my goal of 50 pgs. a day. This book grabs you and does not let go. Pacing is wonderful and I also like that the back story is explained too.

 Total pgs., read- 159



    Tuesday - Not a great reading day

           We Must Be Brave- Read 41 pgs. Story is still good just busy doing housework so not much time to read.


Wednesday - Bird Box - Read 60 pgs. I can' t put this book down but I have to sleep sometime. 

    Thursday No reading done

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