READATHON VLOG 📒 reading Room, Anne of Avonlea and more for Hey Readerathon! 📒
I’m excited for the first half of the Hey Readerathon!
This is my first time hosting a readathon and it’s been giving me the push to make sure I get a lot of reading in!
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