Planning 📝

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Now, when I have taken up blogging I intend to be disciplined such that I can firstly , proactively read as many books as I can and then share about those books to other book lovers or anyone who's interested with my insights blended and a touch of humour 😀.
    I love " Classic & Mystery ❤️" genres. These genre of books were the ones that got me into reading. But I do explore other genres as well to make things interesting and refreshing 🍹 once in a while. 
   Now, how do I intend to accomplish this hmm🤔. So the most realistic deadline that I can think of, which I will honour will be a week. I can decide on my next book either on Saturday or Sunday. Complete reading it by next Saturday and post on Sundays. A typical classic novel has 400 pages, and If I give myself 7 days I would have to read about 57 pages each day . I think this is reasonable, I can definitely make time for an hour ⌛from my life to read novel peacefully, enjoy and savour it.
     Not all novels will be of the same length, some may be short while others lengthy, so things can become dynamic. But I will try my best to stick with posting a review every week.
      Without further adieu, my next pic for the coming week is 🥁 drum roll... 
 "1984 by George Orwell ". I always wanted to read this book but somehow never did, so why not now! I am really excited. Thanks for your time🌹
   
   
    

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