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It’s time for my September Wrap Up! While I did still read ## books this month I definitely felt like I was reading less than usual. Majority of the books I read were on audiobook because I have been super busy and just haven’t had the chance to sit down and read. I’m still happy with how much I read I just wish I had more time to physically read. Anyway, let’s jump in!
Audiobooks
Even If We Break by Marieke Nijkamp
Dead Voices by Katherin Arden
Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton
Next Girl to Die by Dea Poirier
Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen
Nick and Charlie by Alice Oseman
Ever Cursed by Corey Ann Hadyu
A Song Below Water by Bethany C. Morrow
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
Even If We Break was a very interesting and creepy story! I read this one for the Bookopoly ReadAThon Challenge LGBT+ MC as this has a Trans MC as one of the POV and I enjoyed it! It was so gripping and atmospheric! I ended up rating this one 4 stars!
Dead Voices is the sequel to Small Spaces which is book 1 in a Middle Grade Horror series. This one is very fun but also very creepy and atmospheric. I love how unpredictable these books are and I really enjoy the characters and the villain is also super creepy. Dead Voices & Even If We Break have very similar vibes too because they are both horror set in a cabin/building in the middle of nowhere and they are trying to escape/survive. I rated Dead Voices 4 stars.
Rebel of the Sands was a reread for me and I enjoyed it just as much this time as I did the first time reading it. Rebel of the Sands was the first book I ever read and reviewed on this blog, so it’s been a while. It’s really action packed, lots of world building and I love the characters. I’m super keen to reread book 2, Traitor to the Throne, soon! I rated this one 4.5 stars this reread and I read it for the Animal on Cover Bookopoly ReadAThon challenge.
All Your Twisted Sisters was so good! I also highly recommend the audiobook for this one it was really well done. I had not heard anything about this book before picking it up but the cover intrigued me and I guessed that it was YA mystery which I was in the mood for. I was so surprised by how much I loved this book. It was VERY unpredictable and the big reveal at the end literally floored me. Amazing read! I rated this one 5 stars and read it for the Book featuring murder challenge for Bookopoly ReadAThon which is doesn’t quite fit but oh well.
Next Girl to Die is the first book in The Calderwood Cases series. This is a pretty standard detective mystery. I have been really into all mystery/thriller/horror lately so this was perfect. I did really enjoy it and it was unpredictable as well. It was nothing mind blowing but I would be interested in continuing the series someday and I rated it 4 stars. I read this one for the “girl” in title challenge for Bookopoly ReadAThon
Loveboat, Taipei was actually surprisingly good. I needed a book set in Asia for the Bookopoly ReadAThon and this one came up on Scribd so I decided to pick it up. I’m not huge into contemporary but I did enjoy this one in the end and rated in 4 stars.
Lastly we have Nick and Charlie which is a novella based on the characters from the Heartstopper Graphic Novels. These characters are just super cute and I love reading the graphic novels. This novel was a little less fluffy than the Graphic Novels but I did still enjoy it. I listened to the audiobook but also flipped along with the physical book as there is illustrations throughout which I love. I rated this one 5 stars!
Ever Cursed as actually really good! I had no idea what to expect from this one as I hadn’t heard any talk about it. It was a really interesting story with amazing characters and vivid world. I really enjoyed it and rated it 4 stars.
A Song Below Water was not what I was expecting. I wanted a siren story and while it started as that it didn’t end that way. The focus shifted from Tav to Effie and while I liked Effie I was more invested in Tav’s story. It was also just a little lacklustre, so I didn’t overall love it. I ended up rating this one 3.5 stars!
The Hate U Give was a reread for me and it’s the 3rd reread I have done. I love this story so damn much and still makes me cry every time! 5 stars for sure!!
Physical Reads
The Price Guide to the Occult by Lesley Walton
Indigo Owl by Charlie Archbold
The Price Guide to the Occult was entertaining but had some problems. I did review this one so if you want to check that out you can find it HERE. I rated this one 3.5 stars.
Indigo Owl was amazing! I really enjoyed reading this one and loved the characters, world and plot! I also review this one as part of a Review Tour, so you can find that one HERE. I rated this one 4.5 stars and again a huge thank you to Wakefield Press & AusYABloggers for hosting the Review Tour and providing copies for review.
Graphic Novels
The Tea Dragon Festival by Katie O’Neil
Misfit City: Volume 1
Misfit City: Volume 2
The Tea Dragon Festival is book 2 to The Tea Dragon Society and these graphic novels are amazing! The art work is gorgeous, the diversity is incredible & the story are just so fun and enjoyable. I love them and I can’t wait to pick up book 3, The Tea Dragon Tapestry. I really hope this is one of those series that they just keep adding more and more books because I am so down to read them all! I rated The Tea Dragon Festival 5 stars!
Misfit City Vol 1 & Vol 2 are both awesome! I would definitely read more books following these characters but unfortunately the series has wrapped up for now. These are super fun adventure stories about a group of diverse and badass females on the hunt for pirate treasure. It’s amazing and I love the art style as well. I rated both of these 4.5 stars.
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What was your favourite read in September??
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Bookopoly ReadAThon Round 1 is over! I’m already planning Round 2 for September and hopefully the announcement will be up in the next few weeks or two. Let’s jump into this Wrap Up!
Roll 1: Bookshelf: Building on Cover
The Starspun Web by Sinead O’Hart
Firstly, I read The Starspun Web which earned me 100 points! You can find my Spoiler Free Review HERE. Total: 100 points
Roll 2: Star/Moon on Cover
Sleeping Giants by Slyvain Neuvel
Next I listened to the audiobook of Sleeping Giants which was a reread. This earned me another 140 points. Total: 240 points
Roll 3: Read with Candle Lit
The Woods: Vol 4 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas & Josan Gonzalez
Then I read the Graphic Novel The Woods: Vol 4 which earned me another 180 points. Total: 420 points
Roll 4: Library
Then I landed on the Free Library space Total: 420 points
Roll 5: Adventure
For the adventure quiz I got “Oh no! Loose 100 points” Tota: 320 points
Roll 7: Read with a Candle Lit
The Woods: Vol 5 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas & Josan Gonzalez
Firstly, I passed GO earning 200 points & then I read the Graphic Novel The Woods: Vol 5 and earned 180 points. Total: 700 points
Roll 8: Bookshelf: Gripping First Line
The Celesital Gate by Avital Dicker
Then I read The Celestial Gate and earning 150 points. Spoiler Free Review HERE! Total: 850 points
Roll 9: Treasure Chest
For the Treasure Chest quiz I got “Hit 1k followers on Bookstagram and earn 100 points”. Total: 950 points
Roll 10: Read in your favourite chair
The Woods: Vol 7 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas & Josan Gonzalez
Then I passed GO again earning 200 points & then read The Woods: Vol 7 and earned 100 points Total: 1050 points
Roll 11: Treasure Chest
For this quiz I got “Sold an exclusive edition. Earn 100 points” Tota: 1150 points
Roll 12: Reaping – District 3: Advanced Technology
Waking Gods by Slyvain Neuvel
Then I listened to Waking Gods & earned another 100 points. Total: 1250 points
Roll 13: Features Immigration
Pride by Ibi Zoboi
Then I started reading Pride but ended up swapping to the audiobook. Earning 140 points. Total: 1390 points
Roll 14: Fall into a Reading Slump
So, I landed on the ‘Fall into a Reading Slump’ space and I advanced to ‘In a reading slump’. I ended up rolling a double 6 on the 5th roll and moved to the ‘Just Waiting’ section. Total: 1390 points
Roll 15: Treasure Chest
For this one I got “Approved for a new release on NetGalley. Earn 50 points” Total: 1440 points
Roll 16: GO
Then I landed on GO and earned 200 points Tota: 1640 points
Roll 17: Read in your favourite chair/spot
The Woods: Vol 8 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas & Josan Gonzalez
Then I read the Graphic Novel The Woods: Vol 8 and earned 200 points. Total: 1840 points
Roll 18: Just Visiting
Then I landed on the Just visiting space. Total : 1840 points
Roll 19: Treasure Chest
Then I got “Dog chews on your book. Loose 50 points. Tota: 1790 points
Roll 20: 3 World Title
House of Dragons by Jessica Cluess
Then I read Hose of Dragons and earned 240 points. Total: 2030 points
Roll 21: Audiobook
Only Human by Sylvain Neuvel
Then I listened to the audiobook of Only Human and earned 320 points. Total: 2350 points
Roll 22: Brown Cover
Elephants Can Remember by Agatha Christie
Then I listened to Elephants Can Remember and earned 60 points. Total: 2410 points
Roll 23: YA Novel
Nocturna by Maya Motayne
Then I read Nocturna and earned 120 points Total: 2530 points
Roll 24: Strong Female MC
House of Salt and Sorrow by Erin A Craig
Then I reread House of Salt and Sorrow via audiobook and earned 160 points. Total: 2690 points
Roll 25: Read with your favourite drink
Fence: Vol 1 by C.S. Pacat, Johanna the Mad & Joana LaFuente
Then I read the Graphic Novel Fence: Vol 1 and earned 220 points Total: 2910 points
Roll 26: 400+ pages
Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin
Then I read Serpent & Dove and earned 300 points. Total: 3210 points
Roll 28: Star/Moon on Cover
Then I passed GO earning 200 points. I did start a book for this challenge but did not finish it. So I ended the ReadAThon sitting on this space! Tota: 3410 points
Overall
I read a total of 4 books, 6 graphic novels, 1 eBook, 1 eARC & 7 audiobooks in July! Which I am super happy with! 19 books is amazing for me and it got me back on track for my yearly goal after being in a slump earlier in the year.
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Well June is over and it’s time to wrap up the HouseCupAThon! In June I read 5 physical books, 1 Graphic Novels, 1 eBook & 4 audiobooks and all but one of these were for HouseCupAThon Challenges!
Dobby: Read a book that has a lovable/memorable side character
Fawkes by Nadine Brandes
The Flying Car: Road trip! Read a book that involves a journey.
Aurora Burning by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
The Howler: Read a book that has a character who must face the consequences of their actions.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
The Burrow: Read a cozy book.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
Lockhart: Read a book with a love interest everyone loves
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
De-Gnome the Garden: Read a book that you are thinking on unhauling.
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender by Leslye Walton
This one I actually DNFd instead of finishing but I still wanted to mention it! This just isn’t my thing. I got to the end of Chapter 1 and I wasn’t invested in the characters or story enough to interest me into continuing. I’m just not a huge fan of Magical Realism or really lyrical writing which is exactly what this book is. Just simply not my thing.
Whomping Willow: Read a book with a tree on the cover.
Fawkes by Nadine Brandes
Mandraks: Protect your ears and listen to an audio book.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling
Following the Spiders: Read a hyped book
Aurora Burning by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
Polyjuice Potion: Read a book in a non-traditional format or a format that you don’t read very often.
The Hobbit: Graphic Novel by J.R.R. Tolkien & Adapted by Chuck Dixon
Fawkes: Give a book a second chance.
Toil & Trouble: 15 Tales of Women & Witchcraft Edited by Jessica Spotswood & Tess Sharpe
Petrified: Read a book that you’re afraid to read
Odd One Out by Nic Stone
Required Reading: Read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets or any Harry Potter book
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling
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It is the last day of May & also the last day of the Fantasy JourneyAThon! So, let’s chat about what I read in May and how I went during the ReadAThon!
After reading only 1 book in March & 4 in April, I actually managed to read 11 books in May! Which I’m super happy with. I read 3 eBooks, 5 Audiobooks, 2 Graphic Novels & 1 eARC which also happened to be a Graphic Novel.
Graphic Novels
Firstly let’s just mention the 2 Graphic Novels I read in May. I have spoken about them more in my Recent Reads & Currently Reading post, so I’ll just pop the covers up here!
eBooks
Next onto the eBooks!
Firstly I read book 2 & 3 in The Extraordinary Adventures of The Athena Club series by Theodora Goss! Which I absolutely loved!! European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman & The Sinister Mystery of the Mesmerizing Girl are Historical Mysteries with fantasy elements, which is right up my alley. I loved all the characters, the setting, the plots were super unique and unpredictable & I was just absolutely hooked on this story. This is definitely one I would consider rereading and Scribd happens to have the audiobooks, so this might just happen soon! Next I read The Shadows Between Us by Tricia Levenseller and I actually enjoyed this one more than I thought I would when I started out. This is a YA Fantasy Standalone which sounded good to me, however, this is also a Romance and usually I’m not a huge fan but I actually really enjoyed this one. I enjoyed the characters & the setting. The plot was also unpredictable and just kept me hooked.
Audiobooks
Now, onto the Audiobooks
Firstly, of course I reread Philosopher’s Stone, Chamber of Secrets & Prisoner of Azkaban. I also reread Quidditch Through the Ages which I especially love the audiobook for as it has bonus content of the 2014 Quidditch World Cup, which is not featured in the original book. Then I was bored one afternoon and looking through audiobooks and started listening to The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky as it was short and thought would help with points for Fantasy JourneyAThon. I did not realise at the time that it meant ‘Getting Lucky’ in the sexual sense. So, that was an interesting read. Slightly funny but I don’t think it’s something that you really need to read for the story. It did help with points though, so all good!
eARC/ARCs
Lastly, we have the eARC that I read which was Kriss: The Gift of Wrath by Ted Naifeh & Warren Wucinich and I have reviewed this one so you can check that out HERE if you wish! This one just wasn’t for me and I didn’t understand the point of it really.
Fantasy JourneyAThon
The path I took included 7 books and I did use my Shadow Walker ability to jump from Garon to Mount Paedris.
Haroyell: Read a first book in a series – The Backstagers: Vol 1 Dupressa: Read a short book – The Backstagers: Vol 2 Garon: Read a book from your favourite genre – European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman *SHADOW WALKER ABILITY TO JUMP USED* Mount Paedris: Read a book with a map – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Maroo: Read a book with a monster – Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Tryllin: Read a book featuring Royalty – The Shadows Between Us Nialas: Read a predicted 5 star read – The Sinister Mystery of the Mesmerizing Girl
What was your favourite read of May? Mine would have to be either European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman or The Sinister Mystery of the Mesmerizing Girl! They were both so good! I can’t choose.
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So, it has been a while since I’ve posted a review or any post besides the recent ReadAThon announcement. I thought I would just make a post about why I was MIA as well as what I have recently read that I haven’t reviewed (and probably wont) & what I’m currently reading.
First off, I was in a massive slump! After February I did not feel like reading ANYTHING. Not even audiobooks. I also felt over posting on my Insta, YouTube & Blog. So I took a massive break from everything bookish basically. Towards the end of April, I felt like reading, so I went on to Scribd (as I wasn’t at home, so didn’t have my books with me) and scrolled until I found something interesting. Since them I’ve been slowly reading some books & I’ve been doing some rereading on audiobook as well. I’ve slowly been getting back into my social platforms as well. I’ve been trying to post on Insta and then I decided to host a ReadAThon, which has been super helpful for my reading. I think I’m back and doing good and will be trying to post on here consistently again and also get back into reviews when I feel like it. Lately I’ve been simply reading and enjoying it rather than reading critically and thinking about my specific thoughts on the book as reading. I still haven’t gotten back into YouTube but I’ve been getting the feeling to want to film but just don’t know what to film. Oh well, I will get there eventually. Enough of that, now onto what I’ve been reading recently.
Recent Reading
As I said above I’ve been doing some rereading on audiobook. So I’ll start with those.
I reread the Truly Devious series via audiobook in April and really enjoyed it. This is one series that I could reread again and again and each time you would discover a new piece of information that you missed the first time around. I absolutely love this series and I will probably reread it again.
Now onto the new books I read.
Firstly, I read The Girl in Red by Christina Henry which is an apocalyptic loose retelling of Red Riding Hood. I absolutely loved this book except I was a little disappointed in the ending. I love the characters, the story line and I loved how the book jumped around in time to tell the story. As I said, the ending was a little disappointing as I found it a bit rushed and also a little convenient. Everything ended too easily in the end which I wasn’t a fan of.
The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter by Theodora Goss was really freaking good! I absolutely loved this book. It is right up my alley as it’s a YA Mystery with a badass group of female characters and plenty of twists and turns. The characters are awesome and I love how action packed the book is. It’s also full of twists and turns and it completely unpredictable! Amazing book.
Next I read 2 Graphic Novels. Which I will only mention briefly as I will discuss them in depth during my Fantasy JourneyAThon Wrap Up. Super interesting series so far and I’m keen to get to Vol 3.
Currently Reading
I’m currently reading European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman which is the sequel to The Strange Case of the Alchemists Daughter and loving it! I’m also rereading Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone on audiobook and enjoying this as well. Of course!
What are you currently reading? Have you read any of these books? What did you think of them?
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A bit late but here is my wrap up for January! Firstly, some stats! I read a total of 11 books and also DNFd 1 book. 5 of the books I read were rereads. 3 of the books I read were physical/eBooks and the others were all audiobooks. I also read a total of 4,450 pages in January. So, lets jump in!
Physical/eBook
Firstly we have Nyxia Unleashed! This is the sequel to Nyxia in The Nyxia Triad Series. I read Nyxia in 2018 and I loved it! I loved this book just as much! This is a super unique, interesting & action packed This was a 4.5 Stars for me and I can’t wait to get to book 3, Nyxia Uprising. Spoiler Free Review
Next we have The End and Other Beginnings which is a short story collection by Veronica Roth. This was a bit all over the places for me. There were ones I loved & ones I hated. There however wasn’t enough good stories in there for it to really stand out, so that was disappointing. You can check out my review for ratings & thoughts on each of the individual stories. Spoiler Free Review
Lastly for Physical/eBooks I read Come Tumbling Down which is book 5 in the Wayward Children Series. I am loving all these new worlds we explore with each new book in this series and I also love that they have remained short books. They make for easy and fun reads. Spoiler Free Review
Audiobooks!
Firstly for audiobooks I listened to The Beast which is book 2 in The Darkdeep duology. I listened to The Darkdeep at the end of December and really enjoyed it. It’s a fun middle grade adventure novel with heaps of plot twists and action. Highly recommend if you are looking for something quick & action packed to read.
Next I listened to book 31 & 32 in the Hercule Poirot Mysteries series. I enjoyed both After the Funeral & Hickory Dickory Dock just as much as I have all the other books in the Hercule Poirot series. I absolutely love Hercule Poirot and the way Agatha Christie writes the mysteries in this series. Never predictable & always leaves you guessing.
Lastly, some more rereads in anticipation of continuing the series. It had been a few years since I originally read the Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children series so I decided to reread them via audiobook before I listened to A Map of Days and future books in extended series. I loved this one just as much this time as I did the first time reading them! Such a creepy and unique world and amazing bunch of characters.
DNF
The only book that I DNFd in January was The Dragon Republic which is the second book to The Poppy War. I DNFd at 285 pages, so just over half way through. I absolutely loved The Poppy War but when I tried to read this one I just found it super slow and lot was going on which wasn’t making me excited to jump back in and read it and I found myself just avoiding reading instead of pick this one up. I definitely want to read this one at some point because of how much I loved The Poppy War but I might have to give it a go on audiobook to try and get through the slow parts.
Well that is all the books I read & DNFd in January! How many books did you get the chance to read? Also, which one was your favourite? Mine would have to be Nyxia Unleashed!
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As I said this was a month for rereading! I have finally started rereading Harry Potter physically again! I’ve reread a tonne of times on audiobook, but not on physical for at least a year. So, of course, I’ve been loving the reread!
I also read Jackaby which I LOVED. It was such an amazing book! You can find my review HERE!
And lastly for physically read books is Children of Blood and Bone which I read because it was one of the BOTMs for The YA Book Nerds. I haven’t reviewed this one and don’t know if I will but my basic thoughts are I enjoyed it for the most part but a couple things mean I only rated it 4 stars. The main thing I did not like was the romances. I felt they were unnecessary and took away from the plot and the whole women’s empowerment & family themes.
Another 2 rereads! If you didn’t know I am slowly making my way through all the LOTRs world books on audio and last month I read The Two Towers.
I also reread Mask of Shadows. I originally read it on audiobook and as the sequel recently came out I planned on rereading it physically and I did start that but the physical book was just taking forever to actually read. I use the app Bookly so I can track my reading and I know my average reading speed and it was literally double for this book and it was making me not want to actually pick it up because I felt like I was getting nowhere. So instead I listened to the audiobook and flipped along with the book which helped a lot. I still really enjoy this book, it was just something about it that took forever and put me off.
Then as I said above I was on a mystery kick, mainly Hercule Poirot mysteries! I love Poirot and listened to these 3 in about 4 days. I would have listened to more but the delightful Scribd will remove all your saved books and put them in ‘Available Soon’ if they think you are listening to too many audiobooks. I do have a possible hack for this that I will be testing out once they all become available. So I will keep you updated as to whether that actually works in November.
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So July is over and here are all the books I read during July.
But first, I will not be making a July Wrap up & August TBR video on my channel. That is because between by my TBR Jar, Tome Topple & Biannual Bibliothon Wrap Ups that is all the books I read. And between BookTubeAThon & Magical ReadAThon, that is most of the books I plan to read in August. But I still wanted to do my usual Wrap Up, TBR, Haul & Anticipated Releases on my blog.
Legendary I am actually reading atm. This Mortal Coil & King of Ashes I have had to put down because of ReadAThons. Bygone Badass Broads I am slowly making my way through as it is a heap of small stories.
Have you read any of these? Or want to? Let me know in the comments!
Also, what did you read in July?
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This was an event that was held over at Life & Lit on Facebook! This one was a bingo card & you could use 1 book for 2 challenges.
Here is the blank bingo card
Queer women in love: Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston
Queen men in love: Autoboyography by Christina Lauren
Gay rep: Proxy by Alex London
Lesbian rep: Girl Mans Up by M-E Girard
Bi or Pan rep: Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
Trans rep: I was born for this by Alice Oseman
Asexual rep: Radio Silence by Alice Oseman
FREE (Non-Binary): Girl Mans Up
Queer Fantasy: Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston
Queer Nonfiction/memoir: Not completed
Queer contemporary: Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
Queer Sci-Fi: Proxy by Alex London
Happy Ending: Autoboyography by Christina Lauren
Tearjerker: Ramona Blue by Julie Murphy
Queer author: Ramona Blue by Julie Murphy
Queer author of Colour: They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
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