Books (7), Pages (1,908), Days Spent Reading (30)
25th – 29th March
Out of the Easy – Ruta Sepetys
Pages (346), Days to Read (5), Rating (5/5)
Great teen historical fiction set in one of my favourite places, New Orleans.
23rd -24th March
The Uncommon Reader – Alan Bennett
Pages (120), Days to Read (1), Rating (5/5)
A charming and witty tale you could read in one sitting. Such a cute little ‘what if?’ kind of tale.
22nd – 23rd March
Blackout – Emily Barr
Pages (77), Days to Read (1), Rating (5/5)
This psychological thriller had me gripped from beginning to end. It’s a great quick read.
11th -21st March
The Book Thief – Markus Zusak
Pages (552), Days to Read (11), Rating (5/5)
I love this book. Read it!
6th – 10th March
An Abundance of Katherines – John Green
Pages (215), Days to Read (4), Rating (4/5)
This was by far the worst John Green experience I’ve had and I found Colin, the main character really annoying . It’s only saving grace was the quirky storyline
1st March – 5th March
How They Met and other Stories -David Levithan
Pages (307), Days to Read (5), Rating (3/5)
This made for some uncomfortable reading at times and I found I very difficult to identify with some of the characters, but I love David Levithan’s writing style.
24th February – 1st March
Gabriel’s Angel – Mark A. Radcliffe
Pages (291), Days to Read (6), Rating (4/5)
This is an emotional rollercoaster read. Loved the idea of angels running therapy sessions in the space between heaven and hell.
