Being at work on the first day of the #booklyreadathon means audiobooks are the way to go. This one has captivated me!
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Being at work on the first day of the #booklyreadathon means audiobooks are the way to go. This one has captivated me!
so-soThis book is a bit on the fence for me. I thoroughly enjoyed the unique plot device and setting of Nine, but it was lacking in a few areas, mainly being, backstory. The book places us right into this world, which is fine, but at no point is it explained how this world came to be, it‘s only hinted at. Other than that and a few plot holes, this book did keep me reading for about a month. There‘s really no need for a sequel, but a prequel fits well.
pickI really liked this book! The idea of a world like this is strange, scary, but intriguing. I don‘t like the idea that you can die so violently because it‘s your time to die.
pickThis was such a cool premise. A future where this is no dying except by the hand of Scythes. A dark YA fantasy with mild romantic elements. I look forward to continuing the series eventually! Also 10 of 10 books read for my #JumpStart2020 reading goal! Yay!
pickI greatly enjoyed reading Atwood's, "The Testaments". The multi person perspective was very enjoyable and made it a quick read.
My goals for #JumpStart2020 were to read for 1 hour a day, and to complete two books (River Marked and Influential Magic) that I had already started.
I managed to stick to my 1 hour per day (except for today) and surpassed my goal of finishing the original 2 books, by finishing 4 books, getting 50% of the way through The Book of the Unnamed Midwife, and about a third of the way through The Good, the Bad, and the Undead.
Thanks for the kick! :)
1. Listening to tagged, also reading A Delicate Deception by Cat Sebastian
2. I mainly but ebooks, but I go to Barnes & Noble a lot. I really want to go to The Ripped Bodice in CA someday
3. American Dreamer by Adrianna Herrera and the newest Ilona Andrews book
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
pickA cross between Handmaid's Tale and Wither, this is a dark tale of court gossip and secrets in a dystopia world. I would only recommend this for older YA readers due to content and there is some insta love (gross). (19/01/2020, 4⭐)
pickI have yet to meet someone who does not like this book or series. It was absolutely magical!
so-soBook three in the six book Breeders Series, a dystopian world where just one out of nine births are females, girls are a rarity.
See my full review here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3105871669
