2 Year Blogiversary!

November 21, 2019November 21, 2019 Saturday Nite Reader17 Comments

Wow, another year flew by. This year my reading pace slowed a bit, but for good reason: my husband and I welcomed Saturday Nite Reader, Jr. in July!

In order to keep up with all the new releases I did up my audiobook game. Now that I am back to work I am using my commute time to pick up a book; they certainly make commuting more enjoyable. head in a book = leave me alone ;)

Since November 21st, 2018:

Wrote 51 blog posts
Read 64 books (13 posted reviews were rated 5 disco balls, there were a few more 5 star gems from my reading past but I’m a tad behind on review posts…oops.)
Gained 193 new WordPress followers with 2,779 followers overall (I love each and every one of you!)
4,609 people have visited Saturday Nite Reader at some point through-out 2019 (WOW!)
My most viewed post: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan

5 disco ball Posted Reviews:

click on the images to be directed to my review

My Top 5 (of the 13)

the rest in no specific order:

The 64 Books I Read:

visit my Goodreads profile to see my ratings/read my reviews

Although life has changed a bit, I still enjoy putting together – what I aim to be – quick, witty and funny reviews. Thank you for stopping by and hopefully you have enjoyed what you’ve seen thus far. XO, Nikki

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🎉 It’s my 2 Year Bookstaversary! 🎉 . A few things have changed since I’ve started the gram. My library has grown exponentially (its organized chaos, or at least that is what I call it), I found out I love nonfiction (hello Bad Blood anyone?!), I’ve made wonderful friends from near and far who love books as much – if not more – than I, and last but certainly not least I’ve gotten myself a new sidekick aka SNR Jr. ☺️ . What hasn’t changed: I don’t take myself too seriously 🤪, I’m not a professional photographer no matter how hard I try 😂, I insert a bit of humor in all my reviews whenever I can, and I simply love being a part of the booksta community. . Here’s to all the books – good and bad – that made me laugh, cry, gave me goosebumps, made me mad, made me FEEL. And, thanks for making my commute more bearable, I am very thankful for that. . If you read a book because of me and loved it, heck even hated it, let me know! I want to THANK YOU for even giving my reviews a glance. XO, Nikki . . #saturdaynitereader #bookstaversary #twoyearsold #twoyears #readersofinstagram #readersofinsta #bookstagram #booksofinstagram #bookstagrammer #bookblogger #bookreviewer #bibliophile #bookworm #bookcase #bookshelf #bookstack #bookstacks #booklover #bookish #homelibrary #genxbookstagrammers

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Today is my Birthday!

December 11, 2018December 11, 2018 Saturday Nite Reader46 Comments

Being born on the 11th clearly made the #11 my favorite number. To top it off, today is my 38th birthday and 3 + 8 = 11…so this must mean its going to be a lucky one 😉

To honor the #11, here are my Top 11 reads from this year. This year has been my best reading year yet and it was very hard to narrow them down!

It is a story of perseverance, acceptance and love for so many of the characters.

read full review

It is a story about friendship; but, not ordinary friendship. A supreme friendship so connected that without it one is not whole, but lost. Friendship that gives one breathe: a reason.

read full review

Cue in the soundtrack to Pretty Woman and you got yourself the cutest love story – with a side of spice – I have read in a while.

read full review

It was an addicting, brilliantly written story. This can definitely be a one sitting book read.

read full review

The book tells a beautiful tale of a loving and caring person who just needed someone to believe in her.

read full review

It’s one of those stories that brightens your mood: perfect to read on a sunny day (or those rainy/snowy days where you are looking for something to lighten your mood).

read full review

This book had me on edge the whole entire time. THE WHOLE ENTIRE TIME.

read full review

Like classic Jodi, she has this rational way of presenting both sides of an issue where you feel empathy for all characters whether you agree with them or not (she’s brilliant at this!) You may not agree, but you understand.

read full review

Francie Nolan became one of my favorite literary characters.

read full review

Backman’s writing consists of simple sentences packed with punch: so much meaning with the right amount of build up. His writing style is brilliant!

read full review

The tension between Lucy and Josh from the minute the book starts is ridiculously tantalizing.

read full review

Do you have a favorite amongst my birthday book stack? Do tell!

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1 Year Blogiversary!

November 21, 2018November 21, 2018 Saturday Nite Reader37 Comments

Wow, a year flew by! I am happy to report that I have read each of the books showcased in my 1st blog post. 😉

Since November 21st, 2017:

Wrote 172 blog posts
Read 122 books (27 rated 5 disco balls!)
Gained 621 WordPress followers with 2,405 followers overall (I love each and every one of you!)
7,951 people have visited Saturday Nite Reader at some point through-out the year (WOW!)
My most viewed post was: Audiobook Review & Narrator Interview: Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark T. Sullivan
My Saturday Nite Reader bookmarks have traveled across the world! #whereintheworldisSNR

When my husband suggested that I start my book blog last year I did not know where it would head (and maybe still don’t – hehe – but that’s okay); to say its been a fun, wild ride is an understatement. It has opened up my world to new friends, authors and books. I can’t wait to see what the next year will bring!

5 disco ball Reviews:

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My Top 5 (of the 27)

the rest in no specific order: (they are all 5 disco ball gems!)

The 122 Books I Read:

click on the image to be directed to my Goodreads review (or to add to your Goodreads TBR!)

The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women

Girl, Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies about Who You Are So You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be

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🎂 Today Saturday Nite Reader turns 1! I can’t believe a year has flown by. 🎂 . Since last November 21st, I’ve read 122 books (that is a little more than double than my previous year). I have all of your recommendations to thank! It’s sometimes hard to keep up – I want to read all the books like now! – but I wouldn’t change it for the world. Thank you for taking this fun, wild ride with me. Love to you all! ❤️ . Happy Reading, XO Nikki . . #saturdaynitereader #happybirthday #anniversary #oneyearanniversary #oneyearold #yearone #igreads #readersofig #reader #ilovereading #ilovebooks #bookstagram #booksofig #booksofinstagram #bookcart #bibliophile #booksbooksbooks #booknerd #bookworm #toberead #TBR

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Tag: Happy Birthday

2 Year Blogiversary!

Since November 21st, 2018:

5 disco ball Posted Reviews:

The 64 Books I Read:

Today is my Birthday!

It is a story of perseverance, acceptance and love for so many of the characters.

It is a story about friendship; but, not ordinary friendship. A supreme friendship so connected that without it one is not whole, but lost. Friendship that gives one breathe: a reason.

Cue in the soundtrack to Pretty Woman and you got yourself the cutest love story – with a side of spice – I have read in a while.

It was an addicting, brilliantly written story. This can definitely be a one sitting book read.

The book tells a beautiful tale of a loving and caring person who just needed someone to believe in her.

It’s one of those stories that brightens your mood: perfect to read on a sunny day (or those rainy/snowy days where you are looking for something to lighten your mood).

This book had me on edge the whole entire time. THE WHOLE ENTIRE TIME.

Like classic Jodi, she has this rational way of presenting both sides of an issue where you feel empathy for all characters whether you agree with them or not (she’s brilliant at this!) You may not agree, but you understand.

Francie Nolan became one of my favorite literary characters.

Backman’s writing consists of simple sentences packed with punch: so much meaning with the right amount of build up. His writing style is brilliant!

The tension between Lucy and Josh from the minute the book starts is ridiculously tantalizing.

1 Year Blogiversary!

Since November 21st, 2017:

5 disco ball Reviews:

The 122 Books I Read: