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January Wrap Up
Hello everyone, welcome to my January Wrap Up post! January feels like it has been about 100 days long, but we are finally through it, and February means Spring is on the way! I had a pretty productive reading month in January, due mainly to being furloughed from work, so having considerably more free time! Here’s everything I managed to read! Middle Grade How to be a Hero by Cat Weldon *ARC provided by Pan Macmillan* I love action books with dragons and adventures, and this one is set during the Viking times, and features Norse Gods! It was a fun quick read! I gave this book 3/5 stars, and…
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September Wrap Up
Hello, September has come to an end (how, where did it go!?!?!) so I thought I would chat through what I read in September. It was a good reading month for me, I read 18 books!! This is going to be a long post, so settle down with a cup of coffee and enjoy! I started the month off with the ebook of The Last Smile in Sunder City by Luke Arnold. This is an urban fantasy novel about a private investigator who is hired to investigate a missing elderly vampire. This is a good debut novel, and would be perfect for fans of Ben Aaronovich and Jim Butcher. Rating:…
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May Wrap Up | Everything else
Hello everyone, welcome to Part 2 of my May wrap up! This is going to be a lot bigger than part 1, as I read a lot in May. You can check out my comic book focussed part 1 to see what else I read. Before we begin, just a reminder to keep donating to support the Black Lives Matter movement, keep signing petitions, and keep being active. This website links all the ways you can help. https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Audiobooks Spellslinger and Shadowblack by Sebastien de Castell I have been listening to this series in May on audio, which I’ve been borrowing from my library app. This is a YA series which combines…
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May Wrap Up | Comic Books Edition
Hello everyone, due to the fact that I read 24 books in May, I have decided to split my Wrap Up into parts. This is the comic book part! I have recently got into comics in a big way, thanks mostly to Scribd! So I thought I would chat about them here! Before we begin, just a reminder to keep donating to support the Black Lives Matter movement, keep signing petitions, and keep being active. This website links all the ways you can help. https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Fence Issues 9-12 by C.S. Pacat This is a series of comics that I began reading at the end of April, and I completely flew through…
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April Wrap Up
Hello everyone! Today I am here to wrap up all the things I read in April. I read 18 books in April which is a crazy number, especially considering I struggled to find much motivation at various points in April. I will say that the Easter Readathon and the Netgalley Library Readathon helped, and graphic novels are always a good way to bump up my total! Here we go! The Strangeworlds Travel Agency is one of my favourite kids books I have read in 2020, it reminds me of Enid Blyton’s Magic Faraway Tree series which is one of my faves ever. It’s a perfect adventure novel! My second 5…