The Craft Corner: Fall Reading Log Printables
I had so much fun with my summer reading challenge log that I decided to make a fall version as well. And since I'm making one for myself, I figured I would share it with you too. Once again, I have two versions: one with star ratings and one without. The download links for both versions are right below, and keep scrolling if you want to see the unnecessarily detailed book covers that I drew for my summer reading books.
Fall Reading Challenge Log Printable (no stars):
Fall Reading Challenge Log Printable (with stars):
And now, for my summer reading log:
I'm no artist by any stretch of the imagination, but I had fun with these, and that's what counts. And if that looks like I read a lot of books over the summer, more than a third of them were Goosebumps books. I took my Summer of Nostalgia very seriously!
It's hard to pick a favorite book with so many excellent reads, but (excluding my own books) I'd choose Hollow by Taylor Groethe. It's folk horror, takes place in an isolated rural location, and oh yeah, there's a cult. Which, as you may have guessed if you've read Little White Flowers, these are all some of my favorite things to find in a book. But also, the FMC is autistic. As an autistic woman, I found main character Cassie's struggles painfully relatable at times, and honestly, the scenes involving her social ostracism were harder on me than some of the horror. And if it sounds eerily like my books with the autistic FMC, cult, and isolated rural setting, I promise you, it is very different. But if you've enjoyed my books, there's a very good chance you'll like Hollow.
How did your summer reading go? What was your favorite read? Let me know in the comments!
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