❄️☕⛸️ Cold weather, snow slowly falling, and a cup of hot chocolate - perfection ☕⛸️❄️

Since my last to-do list was a complete success, I decided to do it again 😂 I know, winter already started, but I was on vacation and didn't have time to finish this post. Also, some of the items on this list (mainly winter movies) I've already "done" so I'm off to a good start 😂

------BOOKS------

    
    

The theme is fantasy, but more specifically - retellings 😍 I just love a good fairytale, especially during winter. 

Last time I chose 16 books for autumn, and while I did pretty well, I think it was too much. I need to leave some space for sequels of chosen books and/or if my mood decides to go wild. That's why there are "only" 10 books this time. 

------MOVIES------

  

I think this first set of movies is self-explained. If you don't watch Home Alone (or at least one of the sequels) during winter, you obviously don't want to be happy??

*P.S. I've already watched these 3 and Ice Princess should be considered a classic ⛸️🧊🤍

 

Then, for some reason, I really wanna watch these two kinda similar thriller movies. Both are giving off early 2000s nostalgia vibes and both have kick-ass women as main characters - one is played by Rachel Zegler and one by Madison Bailey.

------TV SHOWS------

  

Now this section here is the one I'm most unsure about. I don't really wanna watch any TV shows 😂😂 Except for the few Turkish dramas I'm always following, I truly don't know if I want to watch anything else. I put these 3 on the list as a huge maybe because they fit the theme. 

I've been meaning to rewatch OUAT for some time, but I remember being annoyed after a few seasons and I never truly finished it so idk, we'll see. A friend recommended The 10th Kingdom and it's also a sort of fairytale retelling.  Poldark on the other hand is a historical family drama, but it's got a British broody hero, a cute red-haired girl and some dramatic cliffs, so it fits my "fairytale" romance mood 😂


------KDRAMAS------

  

Just like the ones above, these are also all in the maybe category. I'm more in a gaming mood than I am in the "binging" mood. I chose these 3 because they all gave me wintery vibes and have excellent ratings.

------GAMES------

Loco Motive - solve a murder on a train, does it get better than that?

Symphonia - a puzzle platformer that's all about using your violin the right way and bringing an orchestra back to life!

Pixel Cafe - this pixel art cafe management game is bringing me all the cozy and Y2K feels :)

 Do you have a plan for winter? Which genres are you most likely to read during this season?