Tag: Cecelia Ahern

In Used before category names. Books, Monthly Wrap-ups
Oct 9, 2026 By Miss Known 0 Comment

Another month completed of the Hardest Reading Challenge You’ve Ever Done. I’m really enjoying participating this year. Doing the Ain’t-Nobody-Got-Time-For-That version was the right decision. We are only three months in, so it’s still a little early, but I think this might be the one. This year I’m going to conquer HRCYED. I’ve been reading amazing books, making steady progress, and I’m still excited by all the books I want to pick up for the challenge. The first book I finished in September was Thanks for the Memories by Cecelia Ahern. I really like her writing style. I never get tired of saying it. It’s not often an author can capture me with their writing alone on the very first few pages. So I’ve decided to read everything this woman ever wrote and will write in the future. Her writing is just mesmerising to me. I want to keep reading …

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In Used before category names. Books, In Review
Jan 23, 2026 By Miss Known 0 Comment

Some readers will unapologetically put down any book they are not that interested in. Meanwhile, others have to finish all the books they ever started. I think I stand somewhere in the middle. I’ve closed books vowing to never open them again, while also finishing some that I shouldn’t have wasted my time with. But what I started to realise was the various reasons I gave myself to DNF a book. Online book communities tend to use a lot of acronyms, and for newcomers it’s normal not be sure what some of these words mean. In case you don’t know, DNF stands for Did Not Finish. It can also be expanded to Soft DNF and Hard DNF. People usually use Soft DNF for books they aren’t finishing right now, but want to come back to them later. Maybe life got busy. Maybe the story requires a certain headspace. There are …

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In Used before category names. Monthly Wrap-ups
Aug 2, 2019 By Miss Known 0 Comment

We are finally in August!! Thankfully July is over. It was one of the worst months this year. I fell ill and I haven’t fully recovered yet, I had some personal stuff to deal with, and work was so stressful. So it feels nice to start a new month like turning to a blank page. I also have been quiet around here because I didn’t want to add blogging to my list of causes of stress. Although this little break left my head booming with new ideas for future posts that aren’t book related – I know that is everything I’ve been posting about lately. But today is not the case. Wrap-Up If you didn’t know, last week was The Reading Rush, formerly known as The Booktube-A-Thon, a week-long readathon that happens every year. I patiently wait all year for this week to come, and I couldn’t miss out. I …

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