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I read four novels and one non-fiction book in March. Conversations with Friends is my second Sally Rooney book - a story of relationships between two best friends and an older couple they become entangled with. I did prefer Normal People, her second book, as I connected with the characters in that more. Summer of… Continue reading 2019 books: March
February has gone by in a blur and as it's a shorter month, I read four books in total: More Than We Can Tell is a YA contemporary romance; The Hunting Party is a murder mystery set in an isolated Scottish lodge; and The Furies is a book about teenage girls out for revenge with… Continue reading 2019 books: February
I can't believe it's time for a new book tracking year! I'm going to do what I did last year and list all the books I read each month and then pick a favourite out. I'd love to know what you guys are reading and if you have any recommendations for me so please do… Continue reading 2019 Books: January
The last list of books I've read this year! I can't believe 2018 is over. I managed four books during the Christmas madness - two I bought and two proofs of books that will be released in 2019. I really enjoyed One Day in December - a cute love story set around Christmas following two… Continue reading Books read in … December 2018
I can't believe how close we are to the end of the year! This month I made a start on festive books so I can read all the ones on my shelf before Christmas hopefully. I read four books this month - one was really long so almost counts as two I think. I wanted… Continue reading Books read in … November 2018
I read four books in October. I chose a couple of witch themed books for Halloween as it's always fun to do some seasonal reading. How To Hang A Witch is a creepy teen novel set in Salem with witches, ghosts and a love triangle. It was a fun read. The Rules Of Magic is… Continue reading Books read in … October 2018
Last month, I read four novels (and also got this fab mug!!): I read Our House because it was The Waterstones thriller of the month and there are lots of twists and turns, particularly a good shocking ending. The Miseducation Of Cameron Post had sat on my shelf for a long time but when I… Continue reading Books read in … September 2018
