Read this week Just one book read this week. With going on holiday, my reading kind of took a back bench, plus the new book I picked up is totally boring me lol! I finished The Fourth Monkey (finally), my review will be up on the 27th for a blog tour! Currently reading I'm reading two books … Continue reading Sunday Summary | 18th – 25th June
Credit, as always, goes to the wonderful Lia @ Lost in a Story for this decluttering idea! I’ve been doing this for a while now and I have a load of fun doing it each week. The aim is to declutter your tbr shelf. To do this: Go to your goodreads to-read shelf. Order on ascending date … Continue reading TBR Declutter! – Down the TBR Hole #21
I added just two books this week because nothing's really caught my eye... nothing wrong with that! Grief Cottage by Gail Godwin Synopsis: After his mother's death, eleven-year-old Marcus is sent to live on a small South Carolina island with his great aunt, a reclusive painter with a haunted past. Aunt Charlotte, otherwise a woman of … Continue reading Friday Finds | 16th – 23rd June
The lovely Misty @ Misty's Book Space tagged me in this post a while ago and while I'm away I wanted to make sure I was still posting enough, so here we are! Doing a tag post, yay! Thanks Misty for the tag. If you don't already follow Misty, go do so now! She's such … Continue reading “This is My Genre, Tell Me Yours” Book Tag
Hello everyone! I’m here with this weeks Tor.com Thursday post and mini review. I liked this week's story about fulfilling your goals and unusual friendships. Interested in joining? See below for what to do to be a part of it! HERE’S HOW IT WORKS: On Thursday, I will pick a short story from Tor.com for us … Continue reading Tor.com Thursdays: short story review
So recently I came to the decision that some of my old reviews are off, not by much, but still... they're not quite right. What I mean by this is that my star ratings of them, I feel now, are not right, so I just wanted to go through these and talk about them. The … Continue reading A review of my reviews
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