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[08.27.17] 1:18AM

75/100 days of productivity

today marks my three-fourths journey through the 100 days of productivity challenge.  i got bored looking through my review books so i decided to practice my ukulele instead because it’s the day before easter, and i’d rather spend it doing something enjoyable.

2/100 days of productivity

3/100 days of productivity

my partner didnt do any work for our presentation so i pulled an all nighter last night for the sake of my grade. i just need 10 naps and more bts comeback photos to restore my sanity 😴💤

1/100 days of productivity

thank you so much :))

1. my family and friends (however cliche it’s still a priority)

2. my dog, precious, smol (not really) and overall too god for this world

3. a fresh, untouched aesthetic sketchbook

4. wanna one (if anyone is into kpop out here please stan them precious I’m also always down to talk about bias issues if anyone is facing one like I am currently)

ohmygod I’m so sorry I’ve been mindlessly reblogging posts and not checking anything for a very long time thank you so much for bearing with me but here goes:

I’ve picked up a lot of books I like over time but I’ll just throw down a few I would always recommend - I think all are fiction just because I don’t think I’ve read enough nonfiction to identify favourites.

(I won’t include any blurbs or synopses in order to keep this a little shorter, but fee free to hit up google for a brief introduction)

- the Harry Potter series (JK Rowling): 

not much needs to be said given the fame and recognition, I strongly believe this series should be a warming memory from everyone’s childhood (or teenage years, adulthood, etc it’s never too late) 

- the A Song of Ice and Fire Series (George R.R. Martin):

aka Game of Thrones, my favourite show :)) I wouldn’t say this is for everyone, especially not those who tend to skim and not really remember characters (the book is much more complex than the show and even the show is hard to follow up sometimes if you’re a new viewer) and I guess fantasy isn’t everyone’s genre; however if you do like spending a little time reading super long books THESE DO NOT DISAPPOINT

- And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie): 

honestly an unparalleled milestone in the mystery genre - I’ve always been a sucker for these plots where the characters are stuck in an isolated environment and die off one by one, and this book is definitely a classic in that area. All of Agatha Christie’s books are worth reading but this one will always be my 11/10 favourite since it’s well paced, intricate, and not confusing at all. 

-1984 (George Orwell)

I guess some people associate this book with the pile of novels everyone reads at some point throughout high school but it’s really one of the better ones trust me

-Girl With A Pearl Earring (Tracy Chevalier)

part of the reason why this book is on the list is because I love Vermeer with a passion and his paintings give me life, but truth be told the story itself is worth looking into, and it’s also a short read so also highly recommend

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and these are just the few I pulled off the top of my head - there are definitely more good books out there that I just can’t recall at the moment (this was also way longer than I expected and I probably should have included blurbs but still I’m so sorry for neglecting my tumblr and missing every ask and just reblogging the first few posts on my dashboard)