So, I’m doing the wrong prompt for this week’s Top Ten Tuesday but THAT’S OKAY. I didn’t fancy doing the actual prompt so I’m doing the one from last week because YAY RAIN! Going into winter in Australia, my mind is turning towards all the epic fantasies, cosy contemporaries and chunky monkies of books that I want to tuck into. This is the perfect opportunity to share with you my personal recommendations for rainy day reads!
Genre: Non-Fiction, History
Author: Heather Sheard, Ruth Lee
Published: April 2019
Publisher: Penguin
Pages: 320 {paperback}
This is honestly one of my favourite posts to do each month. I LOVE sharing with all of you the exciting books that are coming out each month! April has surprised me, however. There are so many books in genres that don’t usually end up featured on my monthly releases post!? I’m talking non-fiction – and more than one!! – and general fiction. It’s a shock to the system. Does this mean I’m growing up??? (probably not because one non-fiction is about dinosaurs . . . so . . . maybe I’m growing down??) Continue reading
I know, I can’t believe that I have my March wrap-up out already, either. AND, what’s more, is that I had a fabulous reading month. I read six books! This is good!! I haven’t read much all year but finally – FINALLY – I have found my groove.
Genre: General Fiction
Author: Fiona Lowe
Published: February 2019
Publisher: Harlequin
Pages: 487 {paperback}
Did I have another month of accumulating a lot of books? Why, yes I did. I’ve been sent a few, bought a few and of course got my monthly Audible audiobook. Really, it’s shameful how big this haul is considering January’s haul. But what’s a bookworm to do? READ IT ALL. Continue reading
February was an incredibly slow reading month for me so this will be an incredible brief wrap-up. I read a grand total of 3 books last month. I’m also magnificently late in getting this wrap-up posted but, you see, I moved houses. I think this is a good excuse, no?
