#SundayPost: Hello August


Posted August 2, 2020 in Roundup Tags:


Welcome to this week’s Sunday Post. This feature is brought to you by The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, so swing by after you are done here and get the full list of participants!


  •   Restraint by Adriana Locke
  •   Until Talon by Aurora Rose Reynolds
  •   100 Reasons by Kelly Collins

This week’s upcoming releases:

I got nothing. Sorry!

Digital ARCs thanks to the authors and publishers:

Audio ARC thanks to Penguin Random House audio:

Its August! That means back to work for me. We have teacher work days leading up to the kids official first day (August 12). There is a lot to cover-new rules about small groups, where all the new hand sanitizer stations are, how kids will fill water bottles with no drinking fountains, how to take temperatures every morning, and all the other new procedures related to COVID. Wish us luck!

Also, I got my new (old) hearing aids! So in early June I decided to upgrade and try out a new pair that is super techy-streams from my phone, routes calls through my hearing aids, translates foreign languages, is rechargeable, and allows me to fully control all settings and volume from an app on my phone. But, I got cold feet because they are more visible than I planned on. So, I turned those in and got a smaller, c-i-c (completely in the canal) aids. No cool tech stuff, no controlling from my phone, but smaller. I didn’t like them. They didn’t fit well and the sound quality wasn’t nearly as good as the 1st pair I tried. So, after a chat with my counselor one day, I decided to go back to the first pair. I really need the ability to control my hearing aids because my hearing varies (sinus issues). Finally, they came in on Friday! Just in time for me to get back to work. I’m still dealing with my uncomfortablility with the visibility of the aids, but they really are better for me and will allow me to be more engaged in activities.

That’s my week in a nutshell! Wish me luck as I start a new school with new hearing aids (for someone with massive anxiety, this is a big step for me).

So, whats new with you this week? Did you read any of the same books I did? Did you find any great book deals I need to grab ASAP? Let me know in the comments!

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Samantha
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13 responses to “#SundayPost: Hello August

  1. Wow! I will be eagerly awaiting all your news from the school-front. I cannot believe they are moving forward with in person school. I understand and empathize with both sides of the issue, but I worked in a school, I don’t see the feasibility of it all. Good luck. My thoughts are with you.

  2. You got this! I know it might cause anxiety but just think how awesome they will be and how much they will help you!
    Good luck with going back to school. I really do believe they should have waited until Jan to open all the schools.

    Have a great week, Samantha! Happy Reading!

  3. Good luck with starting the new year! Dealing with Covid hasn’t been easy for so many of us in the workplace, I hope it’s an easy transition for you, and you settle in with your new hearing aids! Have a great week, Sam!

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  4. Wow Samantha I wonder how your fisrt week will go! Good luck with it! Sincerely. And as for the earing aids, sometimes newer is not better.

  5. All the very best with your return to school. I’ll be thinking of you and wishing you well. And hope that the hearing aids work out, too. Take care, Samantha:)

  6. I so hope the return to school goes smoothly. I know that so many new procedures are in place but it’s still hard to grasp how kids and teachers will actually be able to distance all day. I really hope it goes well!

  7. Yay for going back to your old hearing aids? I mean, yes they’re more visible but surely the benefits outweigh the negatives? It’s great they give you so much more control. It’s amazing how much hearing aids can do you for you.

    I find it crazy kids are going back to school in the US. It must be a real crazy time to be getting ready to go back to work. I hope it goes well, it sounds like you’ve got a lot of things to learn and get sorted in time for the start of the new year.

  8. Good luck with those hearing aids and starting back up to school. I hope the transition with the kids go smoothly for you. We had some great releases this past week. I know many are loving Alexis Daria’s book.

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