May Wrap up

May was a great reading month, I managed to complete all the books in my TBR, that had not happened in a bit :) that change is great.

I did not finish one of the extra books I last picked, not because I was no interested but as a reread and the huge page count it kind of intimidates me and I am reluctant to pick it but, but I will finish it in June.

As usual, let's get into a few stats for the books read last month.


That translates to:


So let's give a few more details on the aspects I like to keep track of, everything is pretty self-explanatory. I am no trying to read any category more its just to keep a record.


I have been trying to get through my existing physical book and hopefully get my TBR to a smaller size. It looks like the efforts are reflected here as well.







Also, I have been trying to keep in mind some aspects of the authors, just trying to make things a bit more diverse.



So this month was varied but not equitable, but not too bad. 
Some of the books read in May had no reviews so in the next couple of days, a few of the uploads will be dedicated to those missing reviews. I really hope that no issues arise. 
I had several issues with the current laptop and after several workarounds trying to fix it and nothing works for long. It is a pretty odd situation, it loses internet connection at random, and then it does not recognize any connection, battery issues, oh it has been a journey. Sometimes it is not working when I turn it on and I can get back up after turning it off several times but if that happens when I'm working everything is lost.
Good news the new computer arrives this week so once its set up working on it should be much better and I can go back to making uploads a bit more consistent. I really just got frustrated, the situation is not new but after each fix, it works for a little bit but then it starts to happen again, the more often it happens the less likely it is for me to redo the publications that get lost. 

Sorry, this last note is not that relevant and ith everything that is going on in the world it is a petty thing to complain about.

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