Ann: This month I have read 12 books which is better than I normally do so I am very pleased with it. I also really enjoyed every book so I had a very good reading month.
Ann's Favourite Book of the Month:
Girl Online On Tour by Zoe Sugg
So that I don't pick the same book as Clare I am going to go with Girl Online On Tour because I really enjoyed it. I will have my full review up for Girl Online On Tour on Saturday. Carry On was amazing though and I probably would have chosen it if Clare hadn't already chosen it.
Ann's Reviews in October:
Clare: This month I read a total of 44 books, which means I have met my Goodreads target for the year of 400 books which I am pretty proud of myself for! There were a lot of new releases in October that I was excited for so I had a fairly good reading month!
Clare's Favourite Book of the Month:
Carry On by Rainbow Rowell: This book was phenomenal! I really loved the characters and the world and just everything. I have a full review linked below if you'd like to see more of my thoughts.
Clare's Reviews in October:
- Prima Donna by Karen Swan
- Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
- A Curious Beginning by Deanna Raybourn
- Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon
- Otto Von Trapezoid and the Empress of Thieves by Jesse Baruffi
- The Chess Queen Enigma by Colleen Gleason
- Mini Reviews: Historical Fiction
- A Madness So Discreet by Mindy McGinnis
- These Shallow Graves by Jennifer Donnelly
- The Heartless City by Andrea Berthot
- Walk on Earth a Stranger by Rae Carson
- Life and Death by Stephenie Meyer
- Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
- This Monstrous Thing by Mackenzi Lee
- Slasher Girls & Monster Boys selected by April Genevieve Tucholke
Ann's TBR for November 2015:
I am not planning on reading many books next month although I may get around to reading a few more than this. I am just going to focus on my GCSE's this month because I got my report back recently and I wasn't very pleased with it so am going to work harder and get it better. But I am really excited about all three of this.
Clare's TBR for November 2015:
New Releases:
New Releases:
October was a crazy month for new releases so I am kind of relieved that I only have a few new releases in November. I am most excited for Winter and The Infinite Loop. I am excited to be finally finishing the Lunar Chronicles! And The Infinite Loop just sounds amazing. I haven't heard much about How We Fall but the concept intrigues me a lot! With all the other books they are by authors that I have loved in the past and am really looking forward to reading! I am not sure what else I will be reading this month, I currently want to read contemporary, historical and fantasy all at the same time. So we shall see where it goes.
Classics Wrap Up:
Ann:
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Clare:
My classic read for October was Washington Square by Henry James, I found that I really enjoyed it and so read it much faster than I had originally intended which meant I was able to read a couple of short stories as well; The Pension Beaurepas and A Bundle of Letters both also by Henry James. Both of these were more character driven than plot driven which I actually quite enjoyed (although I possibly wouldn't have done if they had been longer).
Classics TBR:
Ann: My classic for the month is The Turn of the Screw which sounds like a good book. If I finish it quickly I will then also be reading Daisy Miller because it is such a tiny book.
Ann: My classic for the month is The Turn of the Screw which sounds like a good book. If I finish it quickly I will then also be reading Daisy Miller because it is such a tiny book.
Clare: In November I will be reading The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo. I have had this book for years and never read it, mostly because it intimidates me too much. I read Les Miserables a while ago and really enjoyed it so I should enjoy this as well. I think spreading it out over a month will make it a lot easier to read than reading it all in one go, which is what I did with Les Mis.
44 books is AMAZING!! I'm happy to be keeping up with 4 finally. I actually read 1700 pages in October which is so much better than I've done lately. (And Ann - 12 books is incredible too - that's how I used to read and really need to get back to it!).
ReplyDeleteI read way too much at the moment. My best friend is living in Wales so I don't see her much and I live in the middle of nowhere anyway so there isn't much to do but read! Ann did great this month I agree, she has so much schoolwork to do at the moment so it amazes me sometimes she has time to read at all!
Delete44 books is crazy good! Actually 12 books is also crazy good, I'm satisfied when I read seven. I'm really excited for Winter and I need to get my hands on Mechanica. Have a lovely November!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed Mechanica when I read it, I thought the ending was great. Winter is definitely my most anticipated for November! So excited. Plus it's over 800 pages long which I love!
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