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Reading Challenge January 2018

Month two!

Purchases (does not include replacements or gifts):
none!
I did get a replacement for my Kat von D eyeliner that finally kicked the bucket and a lip mask as a present for someone. I resisted the Ulta 20% off coupon, which I'm really proud of.

Books:
~ The Wedding Machine by Beth Webb Hart - 285 pages
~ Turtles All the Way Down by John Green - 286 pages
~ The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen - 434 pages
~ The Vacationers by Emma Straub - 292 pages
~ Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl - 563 pages

Bonus challenge
~ 01/02/18 - 2 miles
~ 01/10/18 - 2 miles
~ 01/12/18 - 2 miles

How am I doing? (includes totals carried over from last month)
Total spent: $106.62
Total read: 4106 pages
Total run: 10 miles ($30)
How am I doing? -$32.64 or -3264 pages

I'm getting closer to being out of the negative!

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