Book reviews and other bookish things
This month I have continued with my blog break, with the exception of a review as part of a blog tour. September was a good month for me where I managed to read eight books... Perfect Sound Whatever by James Acaster – I started the month with some non-fiction in the form of the eagerly … Continue reading September Round-Up – The Books I Read In September 2019
This month I have taken a bit of a step back from book blogging, and I haven’t written any reviews this month. However, I still wanted to share what books I have been reading this month... Senlin Ascends by Josiah Bancroft – Senlin Ascends is the first book in Josiah Bancroft’s Books of Babel series … Continue reading August Round-Up – The Books I Read In August 2019
July has been another busy month on the blog where I managed to review eight books! Here is a reminder of what I read this month with links to check out any reviews you may have missed! My first two reads this month were both books I had received review copies for. The first was … Continue reading July Round-Up – The Books I Read In July 2018
I always try to read a mixture of new releases and backlist titles and I have been meaning to read more of Margaret Atwood’s work for a while. And from her extensive works a friend recommended reading Alias Grace, and on reading the premise it was a story which intrigued me, and one that was … Continue reading Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
In September I read and reviewed six books, all fiction: Disclaimer by Renee Knight (Transworld) – This is a gripping psychological thriller with an interesting premise. Catherine settles down with a book only to discover that its events bare a chilling similarity with her own life, including something that no-one else should know. Alternating between … Continue reading September Round-Up – The Books I Read In September 2015
The latest novel by Margaret Atwood is the story of a couple trying to adjust to life in the midst of an economic crisis. Stan and Charmaine are forced to live in a car, are vulnerable to the threat of gangs and struggle to make ends meet on the meagre proceeds from Charmaine’s bar work. Then, a chance … Continue reading The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood
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