All in Reading Wrap-Up
Well, Easter Readathon is over for another year. As always, I’ve had a glorious weekend where I’ve spent essentially four days solidly reading. (I mean, what else is there to do in the current times?). I actually managed to read all five of the books on my TBR, so here’s a little review of each of the books I read!
March was the month of re-reading. While I did read some new books tonight, the majority of my reading this month involved returning to old favourites. And I have no regrets - because I read more this month than I have done the rest of 2021 put together, and I feel I’ve actually read enough books to warrant a wrap-up? Wild.
Okay so, January was set to be a really productive month of reading. Especially given that it felt about a thousand years long. But I got rather waylaid by some very exciting book post, which changed all my reading plans for the month.
So despite falling off the wagon and having a horrendous reading slump for the final few months of 2020, I did so well last year with my reading! I read 95 books (inc one DNF and several re-reads) which is so high compared to what I expected - I’d predicted to come in at about the 60-70 mark!
However, that was helped by a change in my hours as I worked from home for a lot of 2020, so I’m not expecting to replicate these same sort of statistics in 2021. But I have got some bookish goals to share, so here they are!
The summer holidays really are the greatest gift to my ability to keep on top of my TBR… As a result, welcome to possibly the longest wrap up I’ve ever written on this blog. I read so many books in August, so it’s hardly a surprise we’re half way through September and I’m only just posting this! But I really did have an excellent month of reading, and have several new favourites - including another contender for the best book I’ve read in 2020…
I was really a bit apprehensive starting July, as I had such a good reading month in June I was worried I wouldn’t have as good a month this month! But while I read less than last month, I’ve read some of my favourite books of the year in July…
As if the Mid-Year Book Freakout Tag wasn’t enough, I really wanted to do a wrap-up of my favourite books so far in 2020 because I think there are some that missed out on my earlier tag! So here are my top ten books of 2020 so far, in no particular order…
I read a real mix of books in May - some brand new books I was excited for, some surprise book mail that I loved, as well as some adventures on audiobook! Here’s what I got up to…
