Life Update + Blog Plans

Hello fellow readers! Sorry for not updating in a while. Life has been pretty busy and I haven't had time to just sit and post reviews and what not. I've also been in a really bad place mentally for the last few months and I didn't feel like blogging about anything. I've been in the biggest reading slump because of it. Thankfully, I am now feeling much better and will be posting on here again.

Starting Wednesday, October 5th, I will be posting a review. The review will be the first post of mine that will go back to the schedule of posting every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. I will also now be posting not only reviews, but also monthly wrap-ups, book hauls, my own original writings (that will be only on Wednesdays after the 5th), and any unboxings that I do. Some of the posts will be linked with anything that I put on my YouTube channel, but most will not. If at any time I am unable to post on schedule, I will let you know the reason for not posting.

Thank you all for continuing to view my blog even though there hasn't been any new content in months. So I hope you all understand the long hiatus and that you are excited for all the upcoming posts that I have been planning for months. See you soon.

Sincerely,
Natalie

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