
Dance competitions and reading do not mix. I knew this would happen, but it makes me sad nonetheless. Only five more competition weekends to go before I can get back to reading whenever I want!
FINISHED SINCE THE LAST UPDATE:
Laura Purcell’s novel was creepy AF, but it dragged. I found myself wanting to read but only able to keep my eyes open for a few pages at a time. Now, this very well could have been the state of exhaustion from taking care of a new pup and various other activities occurring in my life right now. In fact, I hope this is the case because the story itself is rather terrifying and well-told. Have you read this one? Did you find yourself nodding off after a few pages or were you so engrossed that it kept you up past your bedtime?
DID NOT FINISH:
Still nothing. It is difficult to decide not to finish a book when you aren’t reading anything.
CURRENT LISTEN:
I know. Yes, I am STILL working through this one, but I did make a lot of progress last week. Only three more hours to go!
NEXT UP:
March Review Copies:
Slow and steady wins the race, right?
So, what are you reading?

Ahhh, you are a trooper for getting through dance weekends; I hope you’ll be able to fit in some reading time during the week! I’ve just started reading The Flight Attendant; so far, so good!
There should be plenty of time to read in the evenings this week, as long as I actually sit down and do so. I tend to get caught up in one thing or another, and my house has been woefully neglected as of late. But the intent is to take it easy this week and weekend as much as possible!
I’m sorry life has been so busy, but it’s a fun-ish busy right? I’m looking forward to reading The Broken Girls and Let Me Lie too. As to your experience of The Silent Companions, I’ve seen a couple of other people having it on their ‘reading now’ page, but I haven’t seen any reviews. It looks good to me.
I haven’t seen any reviews of it either, which is surprising to me.
It has been fun even though so busy. That is probably the only reason why I am able to survive this time of year – I love watching her dance and supporting her and the team. If I didn’t, these two months would be a form of torture.
Only 5 more to go, lol. I’m sorry your reading has to suffer right now. I know how cranky I get when I can’t read.
I can’t decide if I want to read Let Me Lie. I was not a fan of the author’s first book.
I’m still reading, just no longer at lunch since the pup arrived and only for less than an hour at night – usually five minutes or so before I can no longer keep open my eyes every night. I have been able to stave off the moodiness due to lack of reading, but I am ready for some more prolonged time with a book.
Ugh – I hear you. Kid sports/dance and reading don’t mix. I feel like more and more of my time is taken up by driving to and attending my children’s sports practices and games. And, now that they’re on teams and I know the other parents, it’s hard to bring a book and just read during it.
The driving to and from never bothered me. Often, I would wait in the car during practices if they were old enough where I didn’t feel I needed to be watching every practice. If I am not in the car, I am reading whenever there is a lull in the conversation. Most of the mothers I know are friends, but waiting areas are pretty quiet as we are each busy doing our own thing while waiting. I do like that.