The annual ARC August is finally here! It’s the fifth year. (Holy shit.) Hosted by Octavia and Shelly of Read. Sleep. Repeat, ARC August is an event that helps readers and bloggers get their ARC pile down. The rules are simply:
- You read how many ARCS you want. YOU get to decide.
- The book must be an ARC—physical or electronic. The ARC can be old or new ones. As long as it’s an arc, it’s okay.
- No blog necessary to participate, but you’ll need to include some form of social media as part of your sign up.
- Use the #ARCAugust on social media to check-in.
- Have fun!
I urge you to sign up over here, especially if you have ARCs you need to read!
ARC August has come to an end, and was it a success or a dud?
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ARCS I FINISHED (all the books that are crossed out in the picture)
- A Map for Wrecked Girls by Jessica Taylor
- First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Perez
- The Friendship Code (Girls Who Code #1) by Stacia Deutsch
- Girls Who Code: Learn to Code and Change the World by Reshma Saujani
- The Arsonist by Stephanie Oakes
- All’s Faire in Middle School by Victoria Jamieson
ARCS I FINISHED (NOT ON MY ARC AUGUST TBR LIST)
ARCS I STARTED BUT DIDN’T FINISH YET
ARCS I HAVEN’T STARTED
- Miles Morales by Jason Reynolds
- Pennybaker School Is Headed for Disaster by Jennifer Brown
- The Half-True Lies of Cricket Cohen by Catherine Lloyd Burns
- All The Dirty Parts by Daniel Handler
It was a semi-success! Out of the 13 that were on my planned ARC August TBR list, I read six of them, which is better than I expected to do! That’s a 46% success rate! Better than I thought I could do. I will still read the books I haven’t finished or started. *cross my fingers*
How was your ARC August? How many books did you finish? What books didn’t you get to?
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I feel like planning is the kiss of death for me. Maybe that is how I rage against the machine, but not following my own lists. That is why I avoid month long commitments such as ARC August. My co-blogger has done it in the past, but grad school has her hardly reading. I think you did a great job!