For the past couple of months, I’ve been binging Leigh Bardugo’s books like there’s no tomorrow. And now that I’ve finally finished King of Scars, I can happily say that I’m now all caught up and I’m ready for Rule of Wolves! BRING IT ON!
*slight spoilers ahead for The Shadow and Bone trilogy. Before you read King of Scars, you definitely need to read the trilogy, and also the Six of Crows duology*
I’m writing this on 1st January 2020. I’ve completed my Goodreads challenge of 50 books, and I’ve set my 2021 Goodreads challenge for the same amount. I’m sat in the living room with my dog snoring to the right-hand side of me, a cup of tea warming my hands, and the Christmas tree is sparkling. I am hoping, I am praying that 2021 is better than 2020, because I don’t think any of us could go through what we went through last year again. …
I kinda figured that since I was already in the Grishaverse after reading Six of Crows, I may as well carry on and read Crooked Kingdom. I really enjoyed Six of Crows, so I had very very high hopes – *cue Panic at the Disco song* – for this one. …
Why am I reading this book 4 AND A HALF YEARS after it was released?😫 I am SO BEHIND on reading Leigh Bardugo’s hyped books that are set in the Grishaverse. It’s only been recently where I’ve read the Shadow and Bone trilogy! Please don’t come at me! I guess I’ve just been scared because they ARE so hyped, so I didn’t want to be disappointed.
So, here we go! After a very long time, I have finally read Six of Crows!
Audiobooks are an amazing way to read books. You can listen to them whilst cleaning your room, cooking/baking, ironing, walking, driving… I LOVE THEM, and 2020 has been the year where I’ve really relied on audiobooks to get through my TBR.
I use Audible where I pay £7.99 a month for one credit, which allows me to buy any audiobook – whether they are £25 or £10. Or Audible do an offer where you can buy 3 credits for £18 which has always helped me out when I want to have more than one credit a month.
Over the past year, I’ve listened to so many amazing audiobooks, and some *not so great* ones, but here are my top 10 audiobooks OF ALL TIME! …
Hey, guys! It’s December, it’s nearly the end of 2020, and IT’S FREEZING OUTSIDE here in the U.K. I mean, I’m not complaining, I much prefer Autumn and Winter, so I’m in my element right now! Because of the weather, I thought that it would be very fitting to do this book tag.
I found it over on Regina’s blog: Bookish in Bed and I loved the idea of doing it for myself!
This tag was created by Erin over @Reading on a Star …
Hey, guys and welcome to my May wrap up! I’ve read quite a lot this month due to audiobooks! They are just incredible things that really help me with my reading. There are times where I just don’t feel like picking up a physical book due to a lack of motivation. But audiobooks really help me slowly get back into it and I’ve listened to some pretty amazing books this month!
Anyway, let’s get on with the wrap-up! …
I’ve been seeing this book challenge on loads of different blogs, but I’ve just never gotten around to starting it. But here we are! Finally!
The rules are simple. Each week you pick your most memorable reads and books from your TBR that start with that weeks letter. I can’t seem to find where this book tag originated from, so if anyone has any idea, just let me know.
Anyway, let’s get on with the tag. This week, I’m going to be talking about the books that start with the letter ‘C’. …