I just finished my second book of the year! Today, I am reviewing the first installment of the Giften Clans series called The Last Fallen Star by Graci Kim. This fast-paced middle-grade novel was a great way to jump-start my reading momentum this year.
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Last month, I made a post talking about my goals for 2022. One of my language goals was to finish four Korean textbooks that I already own, so today I wanted to share with you which books I plan to work on and why. I might change my mind further down the road, but for now, here are the four Korean textbooks that I hope to finish this year!
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Over this past weekend, my husband and I took a trip to Gyeongju! We spent two days and one night exploring this beautiful historic city for our “babymoon.” It was a lot of fun and a great way to relax during this pregnancy journey. I’ve included lots of photos and links to places we visited, so read on to learn more about Gyeongju!
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I finished this book in January, but I wanted to follow through with my goal of writing reviews for all the books I read this year, so here I am! I’ve never written a book review before, but I’m going to try my best! Today, I am reviewing the first installment in a new cozy mystery series by Angela M. Sanders called Bait and Witch.
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Lately, I feel like I’ve really settled into a nice language routine. I’ve never had a proper routine in the past, but as I’m feeling more focused and motivated to study languages this year, I’ve found it very helpful to have a defined routine with habits that I can check off a list. Right now, I am focusing on two target languages: Spanish and Korean. If you want to know more about how I am juggling two languages at the moment, keep reading!
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Veronica in Korea