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Weekend Reads | 21.04.17


And it's Friday again! Today, I have a lot of Uni work to do in the morning and then I have classes from 7pm to 10pm so I don't think after that I'll do much at all... On Saturday I have a hen party and I'm kinda excited because I've never been to one before so I hope we can all have an awesome time. And considering we'll be partying the whole night I will probably sleep all Sunday. However, the cosy reading night is also happening from 7 to 10 pm (8 to 11 in my timezone) so I might join in.

So I don't really know how much reading I'll get done but I'm gonna try and make some progress on Dreams of Gods and Monsters, the third and final installment on the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series. I was planning on reading Crooked Kingdom this weekend but since finishing Days of Blood & Starlight I thought I might as well complete the whole series and be done with it. I wasn't really much impressed with the second book so I hope the conclusion will be good.

Anyways, those are my plans for the weekend. What about you guys? Any special plans?

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