Wow, what a year it's been! This post is a celebration of the year and a record of all my wrap-ups, tying them together in one big post. I've also gone through and picked out my favourite post of each month, be that a book I loved or a review I'm really proud of.
It's nearly the end of December, so I thought it was time to share my monthly wrap-up and haul. Yet again, I've been incredibly lucky to receive some amazing books.
I'm sharing another instalment of my Mini Review Mondays, the most recent of which was last week. In case you haven’t seen any of my previous posts, I do ‘mini’ reviews of books that I’ve previously read and am now ready to share my full thoughts about.
I'm sharing another instalment of my Mini Review Mondays, the most recent of which was last week. In case you haven’t seen any of my previous posts, I do ‘mini’ reviews of books that I’ve previously read and am now ready to share my full thoughts about.
I'm sharing another instalment of my Mini Review Mondays, the most recent of which was a few weeks ago. In case you haven’t seen any of my previous posts, I do ‘mini’ reviews of books that I’ve previously read and am now ready to share my full thoughts about.
Yet again, I’m setting out a TBR for the month, which I’m hoping to power through. Many of these were generously gifted by various lovely publishers and, as always, I’d love to buddy read any.
As ever, November was a hectic month for me, but a very lovely one as it was my birthday month! This month I read 12 books and smashed through my TBR.
Today, I'm very excited to be a part of the blog tour for You'll Be The Death of Me by Karen McManus. Thank you so much to The Write Reads and Penguin for inviting me to take part.
I'm sharing another instalment of my Mini Review Mondays, the most recent of which was last week. In case you haven’t seen any of my previous posts, I do ‘mini’ reviews of books that I’ve previously read and am now ready to share my full thoughts about.
It is no secret that I am a huge fan of the Girls of Paper and Fire series by Natasha Ngan, so I was obviously extremely excited to get to sink my teeth into the conclusion early. Thank you so much to Kate Keehan and Hodderscape for allowing me to read an eARC in exchange for an honest review.
