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I’m here with another addition to the ABC challenge. And the letter of the day is ‘D’.
I’ll failed at this last year and only ended up posting one letter. I’ll be aiming to post every fortnight or so to share with you both my most memorable titles and the books that are still on my TBR which corresponds to each letter of the alphabet.
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Author: Jessica Townsend
Publisher: Lothian Children’s Books
First Published: 30 October 2018
“These were supposed to be her brothers and sisters. Loyal for life. But with a single word, they were looking at her as if she was their enemy.”
This is a sequel; I will try and keep my review as spoiler free as possible but just be wary if you haven’t read first book, Nevermore: The Trails of Morrigan Crow.
Also if you haven’t read the first book, you should it’s all kinds of awesome!
Continue reading “Wundersmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow”Hello,
Since I loved taking part in Middle Grade March and I tend not to reach for those middle grade titles on my shelf, I’m excited to take part in Believathon II: Journey to the Stronghold.
This is a two week readathon dedicated to reading children’s literature. It take places from the 11 May 2020 to 25 May 2020.
This readthon is hosted by Gavin from How to Train Your Gavin over on BookTube. For information and to get a copy of the Believeathon compendium head over to Gavin’s challenge.
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Author: Andrew Peterson
Publisher: Waterbrook Press
Published: 10 March 2020
Rating: 3 stars
“But other than the cruel fangs and the constant threat of death and torture, there wasn’t much to fear in Skree.”
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 Waterbrook Press and NetGalley!
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March is over, wow this year is going along so fast. I enjoyed getting into middle books this month, they have been the perfect way to switch off from the events of the world.
The readathon was hosted by Krista of BookAndJams and Katie of Life Between Worlds over on BookTube. So thank you to those wonderful ladies for creating this event! The goal of the readthon was to read at least 1 middle grade book!
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I can’t believe it’s almost March already! This March round 3 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. There are 5 challenges but ultimately if you can read just one Middle Grade book in March you have succeeded!
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
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This is the time of year for either reflection or looking ahead to the new year. And this post will be one of the looking ahead ones. Lets have a look at my most anticipated released for 2020
This won’t be a definitive list of all the releases I’m interested in. I do have a more definitive list and add to it throughout the year. This list lives under the Anticipated Reads tab.
Warning my thoughts on these books and why I’m excited will some time be incoherent ramblings of excitement. I’ll also include the currently available synopsis of each of these books.
Each photo is linked to the corresponding goodreads pages. So if you like the sound of it, you can add it to your goodreads TBR
They are listed in release order. Also these may be subject to change
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I am here with April wrap up! And it’s super late I know! Sorry! In April month I read 9 books and a total of 3,415 pages.
The genres I read in April were Fantasy and Romance. I read 5 first books in the series, 1 standalones and 3 sequels.
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I am here with March wrap up! It took forever to get this one up because procrastination! This month I read 10 books and a total of 3,416 pages.
The genres I read this month were fantasy, romance and historical fiction. I read 3 first books in the series and 7 sequels.
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I can’t believe March is over! I had a ton of fun getting to the middle grade fiction that has been sitting on my shelves for literal years. Also hoping to continue to remember to read more middle grade fiction throughout the year.
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