Hey Guyss, what's up?? I'm vvvvv sad cuz guess what? Tomorrow's school, and I'm so not for that kinda life. All the homework, tests, quizzes and mean teachers?! Heck no! Take me back to June where summer break is just gonna start. Obviously we can't do that cuz time travel ain't real yeat. But imagine if it were real. I meannnn, it'd be awesome matee.


Step one: Get a luggage
Duh. It's pretty self-explanatory right? I mean, if u wanna pack as much books as you want, just be sure to purchase a luggage that's rectangular or close to that kinda shape.



Step two: Gather all your books
In order for you to pack your luggage, you must be sure of which books you wanna carry and which to leave behind. It seriously is the hardest task in the whole wide world. At least, in my point of view. I mean, you're gonna leave your babies behind. Like... who could ever pull that off? That's why I always carry all of my books back to my hometown, and travel with a bit of books from home.

Hey guys!! Welcome back to my blog!!! Know why I'm so excited for this boody post? Well, it's mainly because I'mma show you guys the books I bought throughout this whole summer break. This post is gonna be kinda different, but it's gonna be as enjoyable to read nonetheless.


Book set one AKA my baes:
- The Crown by Kiera Cass (Barnes and Noble)
- The Siren by Kiera Cass (Barnes and Noble)
I know I know, I've bought them before, buuut it was ruined in a water accident by my parents *cries an ocean of tears*, but it was all okay when they bought me these two babies. Thanks guyss

Hey Guyss! Reading is the best thing a person could ever do right? I mean... if you read then you get to live a thousand lives right? #cliché jen. Anywhooo, when it comes to reading in coffee shops, there'll be pros and cons to it right? So, let's get started with the blog post!

A bit of disclaimer right here... I didn't just snap random shots in this coffee shop for no reason. I've earned my permission from the barista that was in charge, sooo technically I'm all good. hahah. Also, I'm not working with Starbucks or anything, but it's my fave coffee shop, so might s well snap loads of pics from there right?? hahah shoutout to you Starbucks!!






The Pros are as follows:
1. The #1 essential for a great read is obviously a great book, but in addition to the great book, comfy seats are dang crucial to make the great book even greater! hahaha

2. You can't just sit in a coffee shop without buying anything right? I mean... it's the law man! hahah just kidding. I mean... the beverages there are great! You won't even believe it!!

3. Admit it. If you're reading at home, you'd be super starved and would go to the fridge every now and then. But, being in a coffee shop will eliminate that distractions. No distractions created by mr. fridge.

4. If your parents are anything like mine, they'll call you every second of your life, and that ain't doing any good to no one. Your reading life will be miserable! hahaha no offense you guys. Not saying that I hate my parents, as a matter of fact, I loooove them. But, they can sometimes annoy you right? Calling you for the dishes and stuff. Being in a coffee shop will help you not get interrupted by your parents' call every now and then.


Although being in a coffee shop is advantageous, there are some disadvantages aka Cons to them, and they are as follows:
1. If you're lucky, you'll find a coffee shop that's not filled with a gazillion people. It's usually pretty impossible to get peace and quiet in a Starbucks coffee shop back at home. They're just too famous not to exist.

2. .Coffee shops that specialise in drive thrus may not have comfy seats. Soooo you can't totally enjoy your book to its full potential. Sure, you can enjoy it, buuuut it just won't be as good without feeling comfy. At least, that's what I think.


All of those things mentioned above are just my opinion. You guys may feel kinda differently for different things, and that's totally up to you. I'm just typing out my opinions into my blog, sooooo yea. Thanks so much for reading my blog post!! ILYSM, and see you laterrrr

XOXO,
Jen

Hey guysss! Some of you might wonder... what the hell is on the 4th of July? Well... it's suuuuper different from any other day (duh jen), it's the American independence day!! Wooooot! The 4th of July is when freedom was born to the United States of America. I mean, freedom's nice right??

A lil' bit of disclaimer right here. I wrote this whole thing as a draft in my notes before transferring it here for all you guys to see. It was written on this Thursday, but I've just uploaded this thing today cuz I've just got the wi-fi now. hahah. Anddddd I'm not an American, sooooooo I don't exactly know the details of the inedpendence day, hence, I won't be able to tell you much, except for the fact that I'mma do something awesome, and super dooper insane.

Read 4 books in 4 days.

I know it's dang crazy, but, it won't hurt to try right? Anywhooooo, let's get on to the point of this blog post-- to tell you guys what I'mma read for the following days. Check it out!