Amy, PartiallyBooked host, welcomes you into the fresh year of 2021. Amy is very keep to say goodbye to 2020 realising it wasn't her style. She breaks down the first month of her year so far, rapidly getting down to business with her reading target and motivated mentality to get back out there. She reviews and extracts information about the famously controversial fiction novel 10 Minutes, 38 Seconds in This Strange World by Elif Shafak.

Whilst she's freezing her ass off in the shed recording, Amy takes out 20 mins to reflect on 2020. The last year makes her appreciate time with loved ones, RAOK and books that can change perceptions. The "production pivot" helps her see clearly into 2021 - a reading plan anyone can relate to and business modules to help craft PartiallyBooked into success.

Amy puts aside her determination to plan a good reading schedule. Instead, she plans the best way to make a left over sandwhich on a parr with Ross' (Friends) "moist maker" whilst trying to revive the humour of a cracker joke.

This week I run through One Day In December By Josie Silver. As the end of the year looms, I reflect on how to categorise my 2020 reads and new years resolutions. I talk about keeping it real and falling in love.

This week, Amy reviews The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. She reflects on being thankful for this year's Sexiest Man Alive. There are explorations to being thankful for life and clears her mind with Journalling in the run up to Thanksgiving.

Join host, Amy, as she walks you through the vision of the PartiallyBooked Podcast! She updates you on her current reads, Netflix series and bookish news that has popped up over the week. She also delves into the review of Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia and the writing process followed to write it. As the episode closes, Amy highlights some important dilemmas faced on a yearly basis and how to over come it.