Introduction

Hi Readers! 

I figured I would start this blog by introducing myself. My name is Brittany and I am an avid reader. To see my current read before my review goes up, you can find me on Instagram and Litsy under the @brittanythebookdragon handle. I am also addicted to coffee and love dogs. I've yet to meet a cup of coffee or a precious dog that I did not like. 

Many moons ago I tried this blogging thing but it was mostly just my rambling so I'm going to try again and hopefully do things a bit more structured. With the ongoing pandemic I find myself home a lot more (I reside in lovely North Carolina in a very small town that I adore) and with a bit more time on my hands. Every year on January 1st, I set myself a goal of reading 52 books throughout the year. So far in 2021, I'm on book lucky number 13. I may be jumping into the review game a little late but I figure there's no time like the present. 

With that said, if you're still here, stick around or check back in for my future reviews of what I've read. Hopefully you'll find a book suited to your tastes. And hopefully I'll figure out how to improve as a blogger as I go. 😀

Happy Reading,

brittanythebookdragon


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