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July 2019 Reading Wrap Up

Happy Friday Everyone :) Can you believe it's already August? I'm personally excited that fall is just around the corner, but I can definitely understand those that are sad to see summer come to an end as well. Since we are already into August, I thought today would be a fun day to share with you all my reading wrap up from last month. July was a pretty good reading month for me. I read some pretty amazing titles, I took part in a readathon, and I actually finished quite a few books. Here's the books I read in the order in which I finished them. Midnight On The River Grey by Abigail Wilson: This was the perfect read to start off July with. It was an amazing story that kept me guessing right until the end, and I gave it four out of five stars, Full review here. Mandie and the Dangerous Imposters by Lois Gladys Leppard: I always enjoyed the Mandie titles where she'd go to visit Uncle Ned, and this one was no exception. I gave it four out of five ...

February 2019 Reading Wrap Up

Happy March all my bookish friends :) I'm happy that we're hopefully well on our way out of the freezing cold temps that seemed to plague my province for most of last month. And since it is already March, it's time to share my wrap up with you all of the books I finished during the month of February. I finished eighteen books during the month of February. Of the eighteen, most of the books I did end up enjoying, although I did still end up having a couple of two star reads unfortunately. As always, my wrap up will be in the order I finished the books, and not in either a best to worst or worst to best order. When You Wish by Kristin Harmel: My first read of February 2019 was this cute Young Adult contemporary novel. I'd really enjoyed the couple of adult fiction titles I'd read by Kristin Harmel, and so when I heard she had a ya novel about a famous teenager falling in love with a regular teenager (which is one of my favorite tropes ever) I knew ...