My wrap up for August
I was sick again during August 🙄 but there’s one thing to be said for having Asthma a bunch of times – I get to sit down and read a lot more I guess, even if I can’t breathe while I’m doing it 😒😅 So, I managed to fit in 19 books again!
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My favourites for this month were (reviews can be found by clicking the pictures below):
Under the Whispering Door:  How can a book about death, and being unable to move on, be so sweet and funny? I loved this one SO much, actually, even more than The House in the Cerulean Sea. Â
The Night She Disappeared:  I haven’t read much from Lisa Jewell and now I’m kicking myself (and making a list) because this was brilliant! A thrilling mystery that had me guessing the whole way through!
Sugar Town Queens:Â A hard hitting story with a brilliant cast of characters and an intriguing mystery thrown in!
All of Us Villains:  I’ve really enjoyed Amanda Foody’s books in the past, so I had high hopes for this one and it did not disappoint! A Hunger Games style story with plenty of action and magical curses!
All Systems Red: This series was recommended to me at least a million times, because I LOVE sassy robots, AI’s etc! This was a short introduction book and I’ve already fallen in love with Murderbot! Looking forward to reading the next books in the series
The Unusual Abduction of Avery Conifer: This was another book that revolved around super hard hitting topics: child abuse, family drama, domestic violence etc and still managed to be so witty and incredible. I absolutely love sarcastic, elderly characters, they just entertain me so much and this book has one of the best ones in Winnie!
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As usual, clicking on the pics below will take you to my reviews (Some reviews may not be live on my blog yet as I post them on the book’s release date due to publisher’s requests, so keep your eye on my blog for those reviews in September)  🙂
Let me know in the comments what your favourite read was for August!
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I am sorry that you have asthma Jen even if it makes you read 19 books! That’s an awful sensation when you suffocate. One I knew very well till my 15 years.
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amazing job reading 19 books!! i’m sorry your asthma has been bad. i’ve really wanted to read all of us villains; it sounds amazing!!
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