book reviews and other bookish content
Author: Sarah Darlington
First Published: 04 March 2019
Rating: 4 stars
“I just meant that I want to be your guy. Tonight. Tomorrow. Forever.”
I will start by saying that I was given an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review. These opinions are my own. Thank you so much to Sarah for sending a copy my way!
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Today I thought I join in Waiting on Wednesday. Waiting On Wednesday is a weekly meme that originally created by Jill at Breaking the Spine but has since been adapted with Can’t Wait Wednesday by Teresa at Wishful Endings.
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly feature that showcases upcoming release that we are dying to get to!
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I am here today with my third Romanceopoly TBR and I am so excited!
Like the name suggests, it’s romanced themed Monopoly game which is designed to get you to explore a range of different sub genres. Each neighbourhood has been replaced by a genre and each street has a unique challenge within that genre. Although, some neighbourhoods are a little more diverse and offer a melting pot of different genres to delve into.
The challenge is hosted by the ladies over at PeaceLoveBooksxo and Under the Covers Book Blog. For all the information about the challenge and reccomenedations can be found at the Romanceopoly website.
Hello,
I am here today with my second Romanceopoly TBR and I am so excited!
Like the name suggests, it’s romanced themed Monopoly game which is designed to get you to explore a range of different sub genres. Each neighbourhood has been replaced by a genre and each street has a unique challenge within that genre. Although, some neighbourhoods are a little more diverse and offer a melting pot of different genres to delve into.
The challenge is hosted by the ladies over at PeaceLoveBooksxo and Under the Covers Book Blog. For all the information about the challenge and recommendations can be found at the Romanceopoly website.
Hi all!
Since it’s the end of the year, which still doesn’t feel real, I thought I’d look back on my reading year with a survey.
I’ve adapted this from questions for Cait at paper fury. It looked like fun and the pie chats looked so cute. You will be glad to know that I found a way to simplify the pie chart making process, and now have a spreadsheet which I fill in throughout the year and it automatically makes the charts yay!!
Also this is for the all books I’ve read in 2019 so not all where released this year.
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I am so excited to be taking part the Romanceopoly which a year long reading challenge designed to celebrate and explore all bookish things that are romance.
Like the name suggests, it’s romanced themed Monopoly game which is designed to get you to explore a range of different sub genres. Each neighbourhood has been replaced by a genre and each street has a unique challenge within that genre. Although, some neighbourhoods are a little more diverse and offer a melting pot of different genres to delve into.
The challenge is hosted by the ladies over at PeaceLoveBooksxo and Under the Covers Book Blog. For all the information about the challenge and recommendations can be found at the Romanceopoly website.
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I cannot believe it’s the end of 2019 and the end of another decade! Man, this year has flown past. In 2019 I excelled at my reading goals, reading over 100 books in a year for the first time and failed miserably at my writing goals. Here’s to 2020!
So, since it’s only fitting, I thought I’d share with you my goals and challenges for 2020.
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And The Reading Rush is over for another year! It always feels like it’s too short.
The Reading Rush is a one-week reading challenge from the 22 July to 28 July. It’s hosted by Ariel Bissett and Raeleen May.
I really enjoyed the addition of the official website this year. I loved that it created a graph to track your reading and that you got badges for each challenge you complete.
I didn’t have the most successful reading week and didn’t read as much as I wished. I finished three of the reading prompts and two bonus prompts!
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I am so excited that this month we don’t only get one romance themed readathon, we get two! Which is right up my alley since I have been addicted to reading romance this year. We had smutathon earlier this month and next week is Romanceathon.
Romanceathon is a one-week reading challenge hosted by Booktubers, Gabby of GabbyReads and Jacqueline of We Be Book’N.
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I can’t believe it’s almost March already! This March round 2 of Middle Grade March is happening!
Middle Grade March is a readathon similar to Nonfiction November. The goal for this readathon is to celebrate Middle Grade books and to read more than you regularly would.
This readthon is hosted by Krista of BookAndJams and Katie of Life Between Worlds over on BookTube.
I love Middle Grade fiction and I think this is the perfect way to get to some of the books sitting on my shelves
