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A Small Change

Hi everyone, 

 It's so weird to write this because I was sure that I would keep up with the blog posts but I spent the majority of January witing my essays and starting my Research Project/Dissertation so that didn't happen. This is also why I didn't complete all the posts for my 12 or more days of Blogmas because I didn't have time although I did actually do 12 so that's something. 

 I have been taking this time to reflect on what I post and this was something that I think I mentioned before but I mean it this time. 

 Even though books and book reviews are a massive part of my life and this blog for almost 5 years and this is by no means going away, I want to change this up a little bit. 

 Like me as a person, I am not the same as I was 5 years ago and it's strange because I think that this is going to be a massive change in my life and that is something that I feel like it I would like to talk about so it's not just in my brain. 

 So expect more of that and of course everything about the books that I read because a lot of my reading is definitely backlist now and I would like to chat about this. 

 I just want to chat about what I like so hopefully it will just be a small change but I don't really know what it is going to be yet so stay tuned...

 On another note, there is another small change and I got a new blog banner which I really love so...

 See you soon, 

 Amy

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