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Note: This post contains affiliates — basically meaning if you click on a link below and purchase, I receive a small commission (which help in turn to support my book habit …) I feel like I go through reading slumps every other month and then read all the books like a mad person. I hardly read anything in March/April (given I was… Read More
Not a whole lot read this month. I don’t know about you, but I felt like this month was just weird. I know that January is supposed to be the “longest” month of the year, but for me, February felt like an eternity. Which is also a little surprising that I only got two books read, but it might be… Read More
Metro Girl | Janet Evanovich: This is a bubble gum book that I absolutely flew through. It was a fun, fast paced book that was great for all the traveling and busy work time that was happening at the beginning of January. Warcross | Marie Lu: I read this one after a friend practically begged me to read it —… Read More
Ah. Fall is here. For whatever reason—call it the cooler air, the kids being back in school, the rushing to meet “books-read” deadline, my reading uptake increases. Lots of books read (or finished) in October A Torch Against the Night | Sabaa Tahir: This is the second book Sabaa’s series and it was so so good. I’m really looking forward… Read More
I missed my January book report, and February has been a sad month for reading books (I’m blaming it on the hustle—and the fact that I’m currently in the middle of seven different books). January Reads Emergency | Neil Strauss: I read this book on a recommendation from my brother. I love Neil’s approach—he’s a journalist who immerses himself into… Read More
December is always a month for trying to finish reading books that I’m midway through. This year, however, with the exception of one, are all new reads and all from the library. I’m really loving putting my library card to good use! December Book Report Heartless | Marissa Meyer: I loved Marissa’s Lunar Chronicles and I loved Heartless. It was… Read More
