This year, I've decided to do a mini recap at the end of each month to share all the books I read during that month! It's my first time doing something like this on my blog but I hope you
enjoy it!
This year I really hope to get more reading done than I did in 2019. I felt as if I was reading but I didn't love every book I read. The books I have read so far this year I have loved. Instead of planning which books to read, I'm just picking up ones that I am in the mood for at the time.
Books Read this Month: 4
Average Rating: 4.5 Stars
Snug by Catana Chetwynd
The Librarian of Auschwitz by Antonio Iturbe
Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
The Toll by Neal Shusterman
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The first book I read this month was Snug which is a collection of adorable comics about dating your best friend. All of these comics were so cute and I was actually laughing out loud while reading. I really want to pick up Catana Chetwynd's other comic book when I can!
Of all the books I read this month I enjoyed Tweet Cute the most. This one is actually the #IndigoStaffPick for February but I recieved a copy early from Indigo to share.
This book was amazing and an adorable read. I loved the romance and the characters. I have a full review that you can check out here.
This book was amazing and an adorable read. I loved the romance and the characters. I have a full review that you can check out here.
I also finally read the third and final book in the Arc of a Scythe series: The Toll. This book was an amazing conclusion to an addicting series. However, it wasn't my favourite books of the series. I felt it dragged a little in places and there were so many different perspectives it got a little annoying at times. But, it still was a great end and I loved how everything wrapped up and came together at the end of the book.
I'm a big historical fiction fan, so this month I picked up The Librarian of Auschwitz. This was a really powerful and impactful book. I loved reading about the impacts the war had on people from the perspective of an actual survivor of a concentration camp. The book was dark and hard to read at times and yet I couldn't put the book down.
How many books did you read during January?
What book was your favourite read from the month?
How many books did you read during January?
What book was your favourite read from the month?
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