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I read 8 books in February. A slow month for me. Pictured is my reading journal where I like to draw in their spines next to a star rating. I write the full title and author name on the left page.

Favorites were my rereads of Moon Called & Blood Bound with A Closed & Common Orbit being a close second.

Finished out the month with a couple of Ruby Dixon books from her Aspect & Anchor series which is one of hers I have not yet finished reading. ⬇️

Sorry thought I posted it!! Here is my #ReadYourKindle list for #March @CBee

To whoever said this book was spicy, well, they were not joking.Nevertheless, there were parts I enjoyed, but the majority was disappointing as I found plotholes and questionable character choices.I did like the family dynamics of our main character, wished there was a lot more of it! All this said, I still think I might read the rest of the books in this series in the hope that it will get better at the fun and cosy part!

P.S. I love the cover!

Newest finished book vs newest edition to my library

Had to drag myself through the first 20% but well worth the pay off. I saw so many complaints about the writing style of this. Growing up reading Tolkien, the writing style wasn‘t difficult to get through. 4✨ & I can‘t wait to get my hands on the next installation in October.

That time I stopped taking myself so seriously and read a fun romantsy novel! The title explains it all, and there are 2 more books in the series to keep the good times alive! Zero regrets!

“If you tried, you could shine brighter than the fucking sun. Instead, you‘ve chosen to sit back and wither.”
#February2025

The premise of the book was very interesting. But when the Glacians first arrived to get the human sacrifices, I thought they were dragons. I soon figured out that they were humanoids with wings. Even though the story took place mostly on icy mountains, I was getting tired of hearing about how cold they were. There was some sex but the writing felt juvenile So the book was good, but not as good as I wanted. I don't know if I will finish the series

I took a break midway through my worldbuilding-forward dark fantasy and switched to this character-driven historical fantasy set in a queernorm version of Regency England. It‘s an absolute delight as of 24%. I‘m happy with my life choices.

In search of another cozy-type fantasy w/humor and light romance, I came upon this. Since it was on Kindle Unlimited, I didn't realize it was over 1,000 pages until I started. It has great reviews, rated high. I thought it was more acceptable to read 1 big book than 5 (like a lot of series are nowadays.) But it didn't get to the part I wanted! I wanted so much to see Sasha in Between and see how Lorn and her figure things out! Still enjoyable. 4⭐

“Does it really matter if your cage is solid gold when you aren‘t allowed to leave it? A cage is a cage, no matter how gilded.”
#February2025