Best Books of 2019 Part 2: Jul – Dec

I've split my best books of the year into two so this is the second half to match my first half here, or if you want my year in very interesting book stats and the quick list they'll be in my next post. This is a TOP 11 list because I can't ever seem to…

Mini Reviews: Horror, Scifi & Disgruntled Supernatural Beings

So. I'm actually on track to reach my reading goal of the year. I never thought I'd manage 100 books and yet….. Okay no. Let's not jinx it. I have started looking at how I'm going to do a best books of the year post because there are TOO many good books and I'm lost!…

Mini Reviews: Spectacular short SFF & Emotional YA Contemporary

I've loved all the books I've read so far this month. And all the ones I haven't - which makes sense I promise. I started two books at the beginning of the month that were both amazing but then… I didn't feel in the mood to read fantasy books. So instead of not reading anything…

Memo Pad: July Wrap Up

I think I should just start pretending I mean to post my monthly wrap ups in the next month rather than keep saying it's late. What do you think? Anyway. What happened in July? I'm asking myself that question because at this point I can't remember! Writing wise, I managed to get the first two…

Top 10 2018 Book Releases

It's January. A whole new year which means a whole new years worth of new books to look forward too. I've been building up a goodreads shelf of 2018 releases that I'm most looking forward to and I thought it would be an excellent idea to do a blog post of my favourite ones. And…

Memo Pad: October Books

Another month down and another Bookish wrap up for you. It's almost Christmas. More importantly it's almost November. I'll be doing nanowrimo next month which is why this post is a little early. I wanted to get my reviews up and out of the way so I could concentrate on my story. So here they…

Memo Pad: Books – Feb 2017

It's the end of another month so I'm going to share with you my bookish wrap up. How is it the end of February already? Is time going really fast for anyone else? I wasn't expecting to read as many books this month but I've done really well with some help from netgalley for approving…

Memo Pad: Book Reviews

Read: 4 All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr ***** Marie-Laure lives with her father in Paris near the Museum of Natural History. When she is six, Marie-Laure goes blind and her father builds a perfect miniature of their neighborhood so she can memorize it by touch and navigate her way home. When…

Memo Pad: Reviews

I've been pretty ill these last few days so this end-of-month post is a week late. But I'm finally on the road to recovery so here it is, the books I have read this month. Books Read: 5 The Seer and the Sword by Victoria Hanley ***** Legend states that there exists a mighty sword…