My inadvertent social media hiatus has meant that this wrap up is just a teeny bit late. I mean at this point I'm struggling to remember the days never mind the month. It could be September for all I know right now. Needless to say, it been a strange few months and as a result, my desire to read took a bit of a plummet. Normally I'd be…
I knew when I made my TBR that it was highly ambitious but in all honestly I thought I'd read more than two books. Part of my lack of reading was because I was spending so much time working in the garden trying to get it painted and ready for summer. Turns out it takes a long time to paint walls white.... Nevertheless, I loved the books I…
Serpent & Dove feels as though it has been a permanent fixture in the book community for years. In reality, it was only published last year. I think it feels that way because it was part of the YA snake debate. Cover design aside I've found a new favourite book. When I first started reading this I was aware of the differing opinions. Some people reaaaaally hated this…
When it came to fathoming out how to do the April's books read post I wasn't entirely sure what to do. It turns out I read an awful lot this past month. Possibly has something to do with the fact that we're on lockdown so silver linings and all that I guess. This will feature all the books I read for the OWLs because yes, I did read…
I remember wholeheartedly loving the Seraphina books when I read them around seven-ish and five-ish years ago. I'm pleasantly surprised with how easy it was to slip back into this world without any real confusion, a testament to Rachel Hartman's worldbuilding skills. Tess of the Road, whilst it's a companion series will greatly benefit from having been read after the Seraphina books. A lot of characters reappear within…