Number of Re-Reads: Hah....none...
Genre You Read The Most From: Contemporary?

Uhhh that has to be Never, Always, Sometimes by Adi Alsaid. I loved Let's Get Lost and enjoyed Never Always Sometimes but I did think that it would enjoy it a bit more.

3. Most surprising (in a good way or bad way) book you read?
One of my most recent reads, Joyride! I really enjoyed this book and the plot had definitely taken me by surprise on how different it was to what I expected it to be. Enjoyed it nevertheless!

4. Book You “Pushed” The Most People To Read (And They Did)?
Ayyyeee, Let's Get Lost! I have pushed this book on so many people at school and about 3 other people have read it now, pretty good considering not a lot of people are avid readers.

5. Best series you started in 2015? Best Sequel of 2015? Best Series Ender of 2015?
There were so many great series I had started this year but one of the best has to be the Six of Crows duology. Ugh such a great read and I cannot wait for Crooked Kingdoms!

One of my favorite sequels this year The Rose Society. It was such a great book and I cannot wait for more Marie Lu and Young Elites.

Best series ender I read this year has to be Forged. I have been such a huge fan of Erin Bowman's Taken trilogy for so long and ending this trilogy was kind of sad because I love it so much. Forged was such a great read and an awesome series ender.

I can't believe the day has come, 2015 is coming to an end. I had a great 2015 and I am excited for 2016 and the future. Read some great books, met some great people, did some fun things. I have taken a few new hobbies up and most important, taken another one more seriously. (Hint: You're reading it :D) I am super excited to recap and look back on 2015 and talk about my 2016 goals!

So I started off 2015 in the middle of a blog move from Wordpress and Blogger. I launched Next Page Please! on Blogger (Next Page Please 2.0 I would call it) in the beginning of February. This truly was the mark of me taking blogging seriously. I started working harder on my reviews, scheduling posts, and being more social on twitter and such.

I attended signings! In 2015, I was able to meet Amie Kaufman, Jay Kaufman, Colleen Houck, Cammie McGovern, Julie Murphy, Leigh Bardugo, Tamara Ireland Stone, Morgan Matson, Lynne Matson, Lindsay Smith, Marie Rutkoski, and Stacey Lee! Super greatful to be able to meet all these awesome authors and I cannot wait to meet more in 2016!

I read so many great books! I have hopefully finished 81 books by the time this post goes up! I am pretty surprised with myself because I am horrible with managing my time and finding time to read is literally the hardest thing ever. Hopefully I can get more reading done in 2016! If you would like to see what I read this year, click here!

I took up two new hobbies! I started an Instagram in the Spring of this year and since then I am still trying to figure out what I am doing with it. Photography is still pretty new to me so I am looking to improve! Another hobby I just started is hand lettering with a dip pen. I asked for a dip pen for Christmas for and since then, I have had such a fun time doing so and maybe one day I will turn the lettering into something but for now, I am still a young padawan in the art of hand lettering.

I traveled a bit! This summer, I went on a vacation to Jamaica, New York, Canada, and spend an unexpected night in North Carolina! I love going to new places and this was my first time being in Jamaica, New York, and North Carolina. It was my first time in the Ontario area. I hope to visit more places in 2016 and can't wait to see where I will be.

I started my first novel and participated in my first NaNoWriMo. Notice how I said "started" my first novel. Yep, it's been a whole month since NaNo ended and I am still writing away on my novel. It was definitely an experience I needed to go through and I definitely learned a lot. Wonder what my second NaNo will be like...?