2016 Goals and Best of 2015
Well I will be honest, one of my goals for 2015 was to set aside more time to read those hardcovers I love so much. That kind of fell through this year. I didn't get all the books read that I wanted to. I also had less movie reviews on my blog this past year. We went to the movies once or twice this year but I didn't review them. The only reviews I did were for my Halloween week so I have a few goals this year.
Goals:
This year I want to get caught up on the Dresden Files series. It pains me to get caught up because then I have a wait for the next book but it will have to happen at some point why not this year. I also want to try to work in a re-read at some point. I have thought about re-reading The Dark Tower series this year just in audio book form. I have also wanted to re-read all of Jeffery Deaver's books but I just keep putting it off. Maybe this year I will at least start a re-read. This year I am looking forward to a bunch of DC Comics's movies as well as maybe doing a Christmas week this year on my blog where I review Christmas movies. My second goal this year is to get more movie reviews done this year.
Best of 2015!!!
This is one of my favorite posts I do. I love going over the books that stood out in my mind this year. I read quite a few great books so it was a tough decision to figure out which ones I wanted to feature.


It was really though to come up with just Three books form my best of 2015. I could go on and on about all the 5 star reads I had this year and there were quite a few. A lot of them were comics and had great story lines. I'm going to go against my own rules and for my third selection I have to highlight the comedy books I read this year. The Nerdist Way by Chris Hardwick, You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day, and Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson were hilarious books but also thoughtful and at times Heartwarming. Chris Hardwick writes a self help book for nerds out there and how do deal with life in this crazy judgmental world. Felicia Day writes a memoir about her life and the challenges she faced as a female gamer. Jenny Lawson is so funny. Check out her blog The Bloggess for some great stories. I check her blog out when ever I am feeling a little down and she always makes me smile and laugh. This is her second book and it really delves into her struggle with depression and anxiety. I loved all of these books and also recommend these books any chance I get.



I always love doing my best of post every New Year so thank you for letting me go on about these books again and if you haven't checked out my reviews then please click the links to take you to them. Happy New Year!
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