Read Strays of Ruined Springs

 All the books I read in December and what I thought of them This month I read 9 books, unless reading  Petersburg twice only counts as one books, in which case I read 8 books. I am writing this at 2:45 in the morning, and I am sort of concerned because I keep staying up until ungodly hours. I hope you aren't tired about hearing about my chronic nocturnalism. But I am a teenager so I think it must be okay. This month, I got the flu during finals week, but I'm still slaying. My haters prey on my downfall, but I do not fall down!! Actually, I'm not entirely sure whether I have any haters, and I sure hope I don't. But the upshot is that anyone preying on my downfall will be sorely disappointed. My birthday was yesterday (at the time of writing), and now I am old enough to vote. This means that if the mayor of my town does not learn to speak more concisely, I am going to singlehandedly primary him. My elected representatives should fear me. Alexis de Tocqueville says that t

 All the books I read in November and what I thought of them This month I read five books, and four of them were for school. I think I have forgotten how to read. Actually, the problem is that I have too much homework and poor time management skills. And I have gotten into the unfortunate habit of taking naps in the evening and that's an hour or two that I did not spend doing homework and then I stay up until three in the morning. I don't know if it counts as sleep if you take a nap in the evening. Am I getting enough sleep? Who can really say. The upshot is, this month you are primarily getting to hear my opinions about my professors' tastes in literature. Because of my poor time management. I have a few (very few) personal failings, and I appreciate my readership supporting me in spite of my flaws. The Aeneid by Virgil rating: ⭐⭐⭐ This book is millennia old, but that doesn't mean I don't have notes. I feel that there is no situation in which one should not want my