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What is the Pondathon? The Pondathon is a co-operative and story-driven readathon hosted and run by CW from The Quiet Pond. The aim of the Pondathon is to read books and collect points to protect the friends over at The Quiet Pond from the encroaching malevolent forces that threaten our friends in the forest. Have fun participating in the Pondathon readathon by joining one of five teams, each with a unique way to collect points and signing up ! You can also follow the story of the Pondathon as it unfolds , and participants can also complete 'side quests' during the readathon to collect extra points. The readathon takes place from January 24th 2020 to March 7th 2020. More information about the readathon can be found here . Information about Joining the Pondathon To join the Pondathon, simply sign up anytime between January 18th 2020 to March 5th 2020. Choose a team, create your own animal character for the Pondathon and create a character card ! Create a blog post,

I was tagged by Elley @ ElleyOtter for these awesome high school superlatives book awards, created by  Amanda @ Classy X Book Reviews . Here goes nothin'. Best All Around: You’re number one favorite book of the year. The Terror - Dan Simmons This was really hard. I've read a TON of great books this year! But I decided to go with The Terror because I was compelled to continue reading it even though it was nearly 800 pages, and it was my most recommended book of the year.  It was horrifying, beautifully written, engaging as hell, a non-stop and at times poignant look at both humanity and the supernatural.  Biggest Flirt: Newest or favorite book boyfriend/girlfriend of 2019. Kincaid from The Mech Who Loved Me  by Bec McMaster. An troubled but sass-mouthed rogue with (probably) tons of guyliner, a metal hand, and a heart of gold. Dreamy. Class Clown: Sillest/most goofy/funniest book of 2019 Spider-man: Far From Home: Pete and Ned's Ultimate Travel J

Hello Everybody! WhaleSnark here. It's been a while, but I'm trying to start the new year by writing something. We all want to start fresh when a new year begins, so that's what I'm focusing on. Here are the things I am going to strive to do this year. I finally started reading Year of Wonder by Clemency Burton-Hill There is a piece of music for every day of the year, and an entry for each song. So far, I really like it! I meant to start this book in 2019, but alas, it was not to be.  My second goal is to clean up my dishes immediately after cooking or baking. I have struggled with this for a long time because who wants to clean up after themselves RIGHT AFTER they are done with the meal? Not me. Gotta try anyway. I want to say I'm sorry less, as a response. As a woman, it is so ingrained in me to say I'm sorry when I am not. I say it to everybody, about so many things, and it's just not right. I am going to strive to be more aware of my res