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I saw Bonded By Thorns pop up on my bookstagram feed, and who can say no to a pretty cover?
Enter the nostalgia-laced world of CAMP 1985, A bogus new summer program where parents send their social-media-addicted teens to unplug and make face-to-face connections without the help of a screen.
It’s been a hot minute since I last posted something so I thought why not update you all on what I’ve spent July reading…
It’s been a busy month for me personally so I am genuinely surprised at how much reading I’ve managed to squeeze in between my 30th birthday celebrations and wedding planning.
If any of the books catch your eye, click on the image and view it on Amazon
Let’s just jump straight into What I Read In July…
My new obsession, good-bye “Fourth Wing”
The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli is everything I want from a witchy book. For so long I have searched for a witchy fantasy book to grip me and I have finally stumbled upon this…
It’s been a long time coming, but House Of Flame And Shadow is here. Spoiler free review is now here!
Looking for a new read to sink your teeth into for the new year? Check out some of my top reads of 2023!
Spoiler Free Review… This King is an unusual one with a more realistic, down to earth story about a retired detective on the brink of giving up, finds himself thrown back into one of his unsolved cases- The Mercedes Killer.
Wow, okay… So I’m not even going to attempt to remain neutral on this. I absolutely LOVED this book. I devoured The Housemaid in two sittings.
This month, I have read the most I have ever read in a month. Totalling 16 books; 14 e-books and 2 physical.
Browse my February reads below and get some ideas to add to your TBR pile…