This week I’ve decided to take part in ‘Top Ten Tuesday’ hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl again. So, the topic we’ve been given is ‘books too good to review properly’, and I did something very similar to this concept in 2020, which you can read here. However, I certainly have read books since that I loved and don’t even know where to begin with reviewing. … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books That Were Too Good To Review
A Sci-Fi Shorts Anthology: Volume 1 edited by J. A. Taylor and Rod Castor is a 2021 publication, and the work features a collection of sixty short stories limited to 500 words each. It currently has an average rating of 3.85 in Goodreads, and I have given it 3 stars after rating each story and then calculating the average… Continue reading A Sci-Fi Shorts Anthology Volume One Edited by J. A. Taylor & Rod Castor Arc Review
WWW Wednesday is currently hosted by Taking On A World of Words, and asks three simple questions that allows me to chat about what I’m reading, as well as my most recent and upcoming reads! Continue reading WWW Wednesday: 9th February 2022 (The Covid One)
This week I’ve decided to take part in ‘Top Ten Tuesday’ hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl again. So, the topic we’ve been given is ‘love freebie’ and unfortunately I am not a massive fan of the genre of romance, nor do I ship many book couples so this was a hard one for me. Instead I’ve decided to interpret this a bit liberally so I’ve … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Valentines Day Gifts for Your Book-Obsessed Companions
Phyllis Fischer is married to Roger Fischer with two children: Collette and Hugh, in a suburban dream that brings peace and stability. However, all that changes on a summer night when the son of an old family friend comes to dinner, exposing Phyllis to something new and exciting. They kiss on that hot summer evening and the world changes for her. Awaken to this new world and new feelings, Phyllis makes decisions that defies her role as mother and wife, exposing her family’s ordinary life to events and the dramatic changes of the society around them… Continue reading Free Love by Tessa Hadley Arc Review
Anyway, these are the six books I managed to read in January, and considering how tiring January was I’m proud of finishing six. It was a fairly good reading month with four of my books being four stars or more! And I’m glad I managed to read two arcs so I can finally start bringing my Netgallery percentage up again… Continue reading January 2022 Wrap-Up: The Kinda Late One
This week I’ve decided to take part in ‘Top Ten Tuesday’ hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl again. I wasn’t feeling the TTT prompt of this week ‘books with names/character names in the title’, so I’ve gone for a far more petty topic ‘books I’d gladly throw into the ocean’ and I’m very happy about it! Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books I’d Gladly Throw Into The Ocean
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V. E. Schwab is a fantasy novel with historical fiction elements first published in 2020. It currently has an average rating of 4.24 stars on Goodreads, and I have rated it 2 stars. France, 1714, a desperate girl makes a bargain to live forever but is cursed to be forgotten by everyone she ever meets; this is the … Continue reading The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V. E. Schwab Review
WWW Wednesday is currently hosted by Taking On A World of Words, and asks three simple questions that allows me to chat about what I’m reading, as well as my most recent and upcoming reads! Continue reading WWW Wednesday: 19th January 2022 (the one with the books I’ll never finish)
This week I’ve decided to take part in ‘Top Ten Tuesday’ hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl again. This week’s topic is ‘2021 Releases I Was Excited to Read But Didn’t Get To’, and boy are there a lot of books published last year that I never get to pick up that I so wanted to… Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: 2021 Releases I Never Got To
Moonlit Books 