August Wrap Up 2026

Losing the Ability to Write

A Body Made Of Flowers

A Purple Heart

The Little Things

A Friend For A Day

Home Statues

This Need To Need

I’m sorry for doing a wrap-up in the first week of the month instead of the first of the next month or the last day of the month; this way works for me right now, so it doesn’t overwhelm my brain. Yes, I have a lot to say and, at the same time, nothing at all since I’m forgetting everything. I haven’t found a solution for the blog storage issue. When I remove stuff from the media thing, it doesn’t really tell me where it was removed from, even if I’m removing an image that looks like a duplicate. The bright side is that my views seem to have gone back to normal.

I know I’m doing a few days before the end of August, but I doubt I will get another 5 stars. I have to tell you that when I read this novel’s blurb, I was thinking this would lock me to the pages. The book I’m talking about is Where Trust Leads Us by Katie Trapp; it has LGBTI+ and disability representation. I have been reading all the books I have from Eva Lovelle since most people I asked or have noticed about the author, and I’m not getting any more, at least for now. I can’t say I won’t get any books from her when they are free because I love the writing.

I’m listening to My Husband’s Wife by Alice Feeney, which I thought was in a series with Beautiful Ugly, but Goodreads says I’m wrong, although I believe it is set on the same island. I joined a bunch of sprints, which felt like putting myself out there. I know I’m weird- speaking of weird, my YouTube has been subscribing me to people I never saw before, like I’m sleep-subscribing to people I don’t know. I have been doing my reading stats for 2026 and really enjoying it. I’m still doing May; I mean, 600-plus books isn’t a small list, which is also the reason I thought of doing poetry month again, but I don’t like the easy way, do I? I created a new email address, which will allow me to restart a Bookstagram. Things went south the last week of August; my antivirus thought my Wifi was a virus- smart, right?

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