This month’s edition may not have changed from last month, I’m trying to catch up on my requests and I haven’t actually requested many more from the last time. But I thought what the heck! I’ll actually try and keep up with doing this each month!
Any of the books on this list catch your attention? Or maybe you’ve read one? Let me know in the comments!
I have definitely been on a feelgood streak the last couple of months and Happy Messy Scary Love fit this category to the tee. The feelgood genre is one that I fall into when I am in a reading slump and wanting to get back into my reading mojo. I know it’s purely because they…
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The Grace Year was an interesting concept, it reminded me of The Handmaid’s Tale in all the right ways. I loved the different ways that the girls were categorised and the way that everything comes together really shocked me. I don’t know what I was expecting but it definitely wasn’t that, and I really loved…
Foreign to You : The book where I spent the majority of the time confused and wondering when I would care about the characters. Foreign To You was an ARC I received from Netgalley and I have to say I can understand why some people really love this book, for me however it just didn’t…
Sea Change was a book I received from Netgalley. I was excited to read something with a little more of an edge to it and maybe with a little bit of a bite. When I read the description about a body and teenagers and risks and dares I knew it would be right up the…
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I have been on such a good run with my Netgalley requests this month. The Life Siphon was a brilliant read, I really enjoyed the character development and the magic system. I did think there were parts of the story that were definitely underplayed and seemed to have a lot of potential that wasn’t really…
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The Orphanage of Gods is another Netgalley read and one that I was really intrigued by the premise. I love anything to do with Gods and their offspring, like Percy Jackson is a fave and Strange the Dreamer makes me swoon. This book has the added bonus of the “godspawn” being in a precarious position…