It has been a few months since I last received an Owlcrate box (November was the last one I purchased) but, when I heard the theme for the March offering, I couldn't resist. With Camp NaNoWriMo coming up and because I am (struggling through) planning a novel, a box based around writer's block seemed to be a perfect fit for my current situation. I was spoiled on one of the items in this month's box and, truth be told, my expectations really dropped after that. Did the items and book meet those lowered expectations? Let's find out.

Top 5 Wednesday was created by Lainey.

How many times have you been reading a book and exclaimed "I want that?" Probably more than once. This week, I discuss five of the items that I would love to have (and, no, they are not all from the Wizarding World).

Yeah, yeah, I have graduated college and no longer get the privilege of having a spring break. That doesn't mean that I can't appreciate it when it rolls around, right? Spring break signifies that turning of the seasons, the start of warmer weather and greener grass. For me, knowing that others are on break means that there is finally going to be some natural growth when I look outside. I have been feeling very boxed-in, stressed out, and discouraged thanks to the lingering Michigan winter so trust me when I say that spring break is a marker of time and forward-movement that I will stay excited for.

In honor of spring break, here are some of my favorite books that feature road trips, travel, or non-winter settings.

I am currently reading Illusive by Emily Lloyd-Jones and am hoping I can stick to it and enjoy it and not put it down like 3 of the last 4 books I've picked up.