[WEEKEND READS] where I'm reading 3 books in 3 different formats!!

Hi,

I can't believe I still haven't recovered from being busy. lmao.

This long weekend came and went. I pretty much relaxed last Friday and stayed away from my laptop because I was sick of work. Then we visited my sister yesterday. We worked on our starting small business then ate some good food and watched a little Big Bang Theory while working (because why not). Then today (Sunday), we had a mini Valentine's eat-together with relatives just us here who live close by. I hang out with my cousins then I had the motivation to draw. I started my sketch last night and finally finished it today. I will gradually post it over on my art accounts (as well as my twitter): facebook / instagram (hecc my instagram is so out of it. i need to update it!!). 

new drawing set 💖 idk what i really want to do now tbh 😅😂 pic.twitter.com/caJ4RaQ1nR

— czai au bellona (@czai_) February 14, 2021

Reading-wise, I finally finished The Overdue Life of Amy Byler and I really loved it! I'll try to schedule a review soon!! Speaking of posts, I'm quite happy with how I've been quite consistent (except for Saturday's post which I missed). I will try to keep it up and I will be bloghopping soon!! Hopefully tomorrow!! And w h o a, this week I'm reading three book in three different formats: physical book, ebook, and audiobook!! and somehow in three different genres (?).

current reads

Dune (Dune #1) | Frank Herbert
I was able to read a few more pages of this book and somehow the little action kind of got me going with this book. Although it isn't really some actual action to be honest, just a bit of stuff to stir things up and somehow move away from all the endless talking.
Tender is the Flesh | Agustina Bazterrica
A dystopian novel about a future where in animals acquired some kind of deadly virus that prevents humans from consuming them. With the massive demand for meat, the government was pushed to legalize consuming human meat. AND W H O A this is a gooooood read. Quite descriptive and damn it's interesting to read how the things done to animals and shown being done to humans.. makes you want to stop consuming meat? (it's quite off putting and saddening but also, as a massive picky-eater... i don't know if it'll keep me off meat. i kind of doubt it).
The Switch | Beth O'Leary
Got the audiobook from NetGalley and I finally started it. I've been putting off reading Flatshare so this is my first book by Beth O'Leary. I read that Flatshare is way better though so I guess that's good since I'm really enjoying this.

HOW ABOUT YOU

What books did you recently finish? What are you currently reading? Any new faves? Any recommendations? What do you think of these books? How was your week?

let's connect!