Last book! Longest book! Series review coming soon!
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Foxhole Court Review
I craved to read this book after my friends hyped it up to me and now I have to finish the other two. At the point of me posting this, I’ve held on to these reviews for months debating on posting them. I decided to.
Continue reading “Foxhole Court Review”NEWTs Reviews Update
Since I am only rereading or reading novels I don’t want to do reviews for, this month (September) will be the month where I put out all the reviews that I did not put out in August. This means all those books I finished in August? Their reviews are coming this month.
No worries, you will see them.
They will be The Wicked Years reviews, The Spellslinger reviews, and a few others that I’ve held on to from July as well. October we will be back to reading all these lovely books I’ve gotten in recent months from book boxes and the likes. Other new changes incoming? I’m not sure but that’s all for now.
Until Next Time,
MM
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Review
This is a long review. Most of it comes from the detailed synopsis that I wrote, in part for myself (because I was listening and needed to keep track of everything over the course of three days), in part for you.
This only took me forever to post. But it is finally here!
Continue reading “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Review”September TBR
Happy September everyone! NEWTs was tiring and I will have a look back at my NEWTs at some point this upcoming month. As a note, this is the month that I plan to finish my TBR and TBrR for series to read.
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Oh my goodness, I pulled it off. I actually did it! I can’t believe I did. For those of you who are new or just following for the first time, I suppose, I did the NEWTs exams for August. My goal was Auror with two additional classes, because I can’t make my life easy.
Info on the Reading Challenge or my post here
This was only pretty much horrible for me for three reasons. One: I had to read an audio book (but that was a lot of fun and that review is coming tomorrow). Two: One of the series isn’t completed (thank heavens tho, because I hated The Keepers). Three: I had to pick up a series I accidentally DNFed (which I ended up loving. The Wicked series reviews will come later next month). I really pushed myself this month, to do things outside of my comfort zone. Was I rewarded? I think so. I read a lot of great books this month. I was not able to read the +3 (three books that I added because I started one series but did not finish it). Oh well no harm no foul, right?
But you aren’t here to hear me ramble. Scores for my NEWTs!
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A complete Archive of all reviews from the month of August (2019):
Total Number of Reviews : 8
Books : 8
Novellas : 0
Series Reviews : 0
Poetry : 0
BOOKS
A Thousand Nights by E.K. Johnston
Spindle by E.K. Johnston
The Last Namsara by Kristen Cicarelli
Boy, Snow, Bird by Kristen Cicarelli
The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin
The Shadowed Sun by N.K. Jemisin
The Keepers: WWIII by Rick Friar
The Keepers: Tribulation by Rick Friar
The Shadowed Sun Review
I don’t plan on doing a series review for this book duology, mostly because the two books stand on their own with nearly no assistance. As such, I don’t see why I should make a complete duology review, when the two really don’t need them (they read nearly as standalones). For Book 1 go here.
Continue reading “The Shadowed Sun Review”The Killing Moon Review
Alright, on to the long books. With these I’ve finished almost so many of my NEWTS. I’m doing this guys! I am so close I can taste it! This is so exciting! I read these on August 12th, so by the time you get this review, I am probably far further along on my list of two read. For Book 2 go here.
Continue reading “The Killing Moon Review”The Last Namsara Review
Okay, happy Monday. I am on my way back from the other side of the country, so I have no idea of what time these will finally post. (I am setting them to auto post). Best of luck to you all. It is not yet the December, but I was craving to read about dragons.
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