Hello Bookworms,
Today I wanted to show you the books I read this month. It felt like the month of March went by so fast, but also so slow. So this month I wanted to read, Wicked, and the Series of the Mortal Nicholas Flamel Series. I did that... well I didn't read Wicked. I have no idea where Wicked is right now. Truth be told I didn't even look for it. I read 5 books this month, and my average for the month was 3.8 stars. That would be because of a one star DNF. 
My April TBR will be posted tomorrow on my Youtube Channel at roughly 11am.  

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5 Stars
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When kingdom come, there will be one.

In   every generation on the island of Fennbirn, a set of triplets is born—three queens, all equal heirs to the crown and each possessor of a coveted magic. Mirabella is a fierce elemental, able to spark hungry flames or vicious storms at the snap of her fingers. Katharine is a poisoner, one who can ingest the deadliest poisons without so much as a stomachache. Arsinoe, a naturalist, is said to have the ability to bloom the reddest rose and control the fiercest of lions.

But becoming the Queen Crowned isn’t solely a matter of royal birth. Each sister has to fight for it. And it’s not just a game of win or lose…it’s life or death. The night the sisters turn sixteen, the battle begins.

The last queen standing gets the crown.

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In this sequel to The Novice, Fletcher is put on trial by the Inquisition and discovers his tragic origins. Soon after, a competitive challenge is given by the King and his council to the graduating students at Vocans--to go behind enemy lines and complete a dangerous mission. The reward--an army of their own and peace between dwarves, elves and men.

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1 star
​Prudence Clark lives a seemingly normal life in Cambridge with her best friend’s family. But a series of strange events compounded by a wave of kidnappings is about to turn everything she believed about her existence upside down.

A brutal attack catapults her into a new reality – one that makes her the most important refugee of the Council of the Five Kingdoms. Now, she’s charged with the task of finding the King’s runes to stop Alanel, the most malicious and ruthless being, following his escape from prison.

Alanel has declared war on the king of Arkana. Now, even more shocking truths come forth, exposing long-held secrets about Prudence’s past and her destiny. Her newfound knowledge will prompt her to embark on a treacherous journey to face dangerous beasts in the most inhospitable of places. But her journey will not be alone, she’ll be joined by the Company of the Rose, brave warriors that will fight by her side, and hopefully, lead to the retrieval of the runes before it’s too late.

What did you read this month? Have you read any of the same books I read? Let me know what you thought!
Katelyn Costello 
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Hello Bookworms,
Well, 2016 has finally ended. It was a year of highs and lows for me, and many memories I won't ever forget, and will continue to influence me in the future. I am excited for 2017 and the prospects this year will bring. I have quite a few goals for this year and really want to focus on them and I hope you will join me on this journey.

I did a crazy amount of writing this year. A crazy amount for me at least. I wrote three hundred pages of my own work, just for me, on top of being a full time student with two jobs. I want to continue that. This year I have several writing goals for this year.

My First Goal for 2017 is to edit The Five Fritual's, the book I am posting to Wattpad. ( https://www.wattpad.com/343665553-the-frituals-working-title-chapter-1-shauna ) to a publishable or semi- publishable level. 
 
Goal 1.5 is to begin querying The Five Fritual's but that won't be until late 2017, if this doesn't happen until 2018 I wouldn't be upset. 

My second writing goal is to finish The Fritual's Fatel (Working Title) This was the book I wrote for Nanowrio. I finished Nanowrimo, but if you have read some of my previous #writingwednesday posts I did not finish the story. So I want to finish that story, and maybe begin edit it. 

My final writing goal goes in tandam with school. I will be done with college this December which is terrifying and liberating, knowing that this time next year I won't have to worry about school work. Maybe work work lol. But my goal is for my senior thesis. I have an idea already for what that will be, it will be a Novella as our limit is around 30 pages long, so my goal for this is to start this summer on it, and to have an A on it. This lowest grade I would "allow" myself to have would be a B+ so while my goal is an A I would I guess settle for a B+ on my senior thesis project.

My goal for reading this year is to read and listen to at least 60 books this year. I read 58 books I didn't quite reach my goal but I really think that I can make it to 60 books. Doing a review a week I will have to haha.
I would love to meet a few authors this year and interview them. I have at least one option to meet and author in May but that is up in the air. I am waiting as paitently as I can for that date.

I would like to build this platform, I know it won't grow to a crazy amount right away but I would love to grow this bookworm family and maybe add some of you to a beta reading group that I would like to start for my work. So keep an eye out for that.  

My second goal for the professional catagory is to do a really strong job at an intership I will be starting in Febuary for a small publishing company. I don't really know what to expect from it so it will be an adventure. Would you like to see some of that journey? Let me know. 

With a new month comes a new TBR (To Be Read) List
1. Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
2. The Inquasition by Taran Mathuru 
3. Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare
4. Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake
5. Conffessions of a Murder Suspect by James Patterson

Hello Bookworms,
It is the time of the month where we go over what I have been reading and how those books were rated in my mind.
This month was my first month as a book blogger and I got through quite a few books. I am pretty happy with this number. Seven books is really good for me. Sadly I wasn't able to compleate my goodreads goal. As I write this post on Wednesday I have read 57 of my 75 book goal for the year so I got 76% of my goal. I go through periods of time where I read a lot, or a read very little. A lot of my reading is done by listening to audiobooks. My dad got me hooked when I was young. But anyway the majority of the books on my lists will most likely normally be books I listened to, but hey who doesn't like story time right? 
This month my ratings had an average of 4.2 with a small issue you will see with the latest book I read which would have brought that rating down to a 4. But because of said issue, with the audiobook. Any way, how did you do on your goodreads goal? Did you complete it? What is on your to be read list for January? I can't wait to hear from all of you
Love 
Kate

The first book I read this month was The Crown by Kiera Cass, as I said in the review. I loved the first three books in the Selection series but I wasn't a fan of the books focusing on Edlyn.
3 stars
279 pages 

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I freaking loved The House of Hades. I didn't get into Rick Riordan's writing really until this year and since then I have read almost all his books. Just waiting on my boyfriend to finish The Hammer of Thor so I can steal his copy. I was so happy with the charecter development of all the charecters and how much Riordan's writing breaks a lot of norms I have seen for YA books. 
Rating: 5 stars
597 Pages
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I really enjoyed The Heros of Olympus series. I would have to say I liked this series more than The Percy Jackson series. I just like the charecters when they were a bit more grown up. That being said I am was please with this ending. It tied up most, most not all, of the loose ends that I felt needed to be tied up. Those that it didn't I know it will in in other series like the Trails of Apollo.  
Does anyone know if Riordan is going to be writing a series just for the Romans? I would totally read that!
Rating 4 stars
516 pages 
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I have never really read any books that have any deamons in it. Some would argue that The Golden Compass is simular in the connections between the charecters and thier deamons.... but they aren't deamons in The Golden Compass and just no. Not close. I thought this was pretty good. My biggest hinderance was how slow it was for me to get into it. The world building was vital but it took a bit to much to get to the action then skipped a huge chunk of time I actually wanted to see.
4 stars
355 pages
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This was a super fast read for me! I finished it in about four hours spread over a three day span! Probably because it was a screen play. Reading screen plays was new for me but knowing the world it wasn't too hard for me to picture it in my head. 
I still have yet to see the movie! Blasphamy!
5 stars
304 pages​
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I like this book for its opening to a new series that was a bit different from the rest of Clive Cussler's work. It was a bit word at times but a fun new series to listen too.
4 Stars
404 Pages
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I didn't really like this book as much as the first one, but it is kinda my fault. I downloaded the wrong version and ended up getting the abridged version. So most of my thoughts are half made... I defintely will have to revisit this one in the future... sorry.  
3 Stars
470 pages
review coming Monday January 9th