I‘m a bit late on this. My June reading was pretty sad, seeing that this was a reread (and my audiobook has the book twice, which is why I read it twice. Seeing that this is already on my reading bracket, I‘m not even going to add it again. 💁🏼♀️ Sorry reading bracket.
#JuneWrapUp #StoryGraph
June #storygraph book report, right on track for 52 books this year!
#camplitsy25 pick Wild Dark Shore and a Murderbot novel take first place!
I think that‘s the last of the Murderbot novels. I hope Martha Wells‘ health improves and that she can possibly write more, I‘m obsessed with the series.
Ignore that blip at the beginning. I can‘t figure out how to get rid of it even though I did change it to a DNF.
#junereading
#storygraph
My son picked this one out, but it‘s a bit long for him. We‘ll be reading it over two nights. A bittersweet beginning to this book. Deals a little with death of a loved one. Mostly about transitions in life. Something I‘m not sure my son can remember since we‘ve finally stayed in the same place for two years. (He has trouble with long term memory.) Would be a good book to read if a child is moving to a new place.
#childrensliterature
#storygraph
Was looking through my stats yesterday trying to convince my cousin to get Storygraph and I forgot how much I liked looking at all the little graphs. #Storygraph #StorygraphWrapup
8 books in May! Can you tell I‘m between jobs? 😂
I‘m also halfway through Audition for #CampLitsy2025. Finding it a little tough going as I dislike the main character. I‘ll probably push through to finish it this week and start on something queer for Pride month.
#storygraphwrapup #storygraph
I‘m definitely in a bit of a reading hangover after finally finishing the Ruthless Desires series. I feel like I‘m getting back in the swing of things now, though.
#MayWrapUp #StoryGraph
Really good books this month!
Favourite is the tagged. I‘m trying to read more LGBTQIA books as well as books by non-cis white male authors.
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