This month I want to try and catch up on some of the series I am in the middle of… I’m hoping finishing a couple of these will build up my momentum and hopefully get me out of my reading slump! Wish me luck and happy reading everyone!
My October TBR consists of:
This month I read….
The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien – ⭐️4/5 stars
The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien – ⭐️3/5 stars
The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien – ⭐️4/5 stars
Hi friends, it’s time for another Top Ten Tuesday! This week’s prompt is books with typography covers and being a predominately fantasy reader this was difficult lol I’ve decided to go with books that have the title as the main focus with maybe one or two other graphics or images.
Here are 10 books I’ve read that have mostly typography covers:
This month’s library haul is quite exciting! There are a few titles I’ve been highly anticipating and a couple leftover from last month that I am still quite excited to get to.. hopefully I end up actually reading a few of them lol
Around this time for the last few years I’ve been posting 5 of my favourite books over 500 pages but I’ve found this year I’ve been drawn to a lot more shorter books and novellas. So I figured why not post 5 of my favourite shorter books that I would highly recommend to you all:
Into the Riverlands by Nghi Vo – 112 pages
This is such a engaging and entertaining way to learn about the other characters and still get to hear the different tales.
What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher – 176 pages
The overall pacing was very well done. Though not a lot happens for about 3/4 of this book I still felt compelled to continue reading and figure out what was going to happen next and what was actually going on!
Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica – 211 pages
This book was just very uncomfortable to read but was a wild.
Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca – 120 pages
This genuinely made me feel sick and when I have such a visceral reaction to a book I can’t help but rate it higher. Disturbing, strange and not what you would expect!
Where the Drowned Girls Go by Seanan McGuire – 150 pages
I think this book in particular my favourite in this series. Cora feels a lot more relatable as a character and overall the plot and pacing were still quite fast but highly engaging. For being a novella I think there was the perfect amount of context, mystery and thrills!
Amy Leigh Reads 