Book Wrap-Up 2022: June (1 Viewer)

[Lovely_Cornchips]

!I know this is late but better late than never!

This month I read 7 books. Had 1 DNF.
Of these reads, 3 of them were re-read and 1 was another unsuccessful re-read.
I acquired 6 books this month.

Books I Read (7.5):
The Winner's Curse [1st in Series+Re-read]: 5 Stars
The Winner's Crime [2nd in Series+Re-read]: 5 Stars
The Winner's Kiss [Series Finale+Re-read]: 5 Stars
Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children [1st in Series+Re-read+Ebook+DNF]: 3 Stars
Verity [Standalone]: 5 Stars
The Grimrose Girls [1st in series]: 3.5 Stars
The Woman in the Library [Standalone+Audiobook]: 3.5 Stars
Girls of Paper & Fire [1st inseries]: 4 Stars

6 Books were Fantasy [Average 4.25 Stars]
2 Books were Thriller/Mysteries [Average 4.25 Stars]

Monthly Average Rating: 4.25 Stars

Books I Acquired (6):
Four Aunties and A Wedding [Finale in series+ Cash Gift]
Verity [Standalone+Gift+Thrift Store]
The Woman in the Library [Standalone+Audiobook+Library]
Girls of Storm & Shadow [2nd in Series+Amazon]
Girls of Fate & Fury [Finale in Series+Amazon]
The Ex Hex [1st in series+Audiobook+Library]

2 Books were Fantasy
2 Books were Thriller/Mysteries
2 Books were Romance

Previous:
January
February
March
April
May

How'd your reading go this month?
What was your favorite book?
Your least favorite?
Any questions about the books I got or read?

TOTAL BOOKS READ: 37

@Magician @RandAlThor @Tickita @Jimimis @Tsukino @blossoms​

 

[Magician]

yay, Girls of Paper & Fire!! Reminds me to finally start the second book

 

[Ahsoka]

I finally started a book (I think it was in June, might have been July now that I think about it). Either way, its called I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. I like it so far, I havent finished it yet though.

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

yay, Girls of Paper & Fire!! Reminds me to finally start the second book

I really liked it though the ending made me roll my eyes hardcore.

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

I finally started a book (I think it was in June, might have been July now that I think about it). Either way, its called I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. I like it so far, I havent finished it yet though.

Is that considered a classic?

 

[Ahsoka]

Is that considered a classic?

Well it's very well known if thats what you mean

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

Well it's very well known if thats what you mean

I know Maya is known and I recognize the title of the book.

 

[Ahsoka]

I know Maya is known and I recognize the title of the book.

Its her most famous autobiography i believe, though shes even more known for her poetry afaik

 

[RockyGoose]

I finished reading:

• Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
• Nothing by Janne Teller
• List by Eyðun Klakstein
• Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties by Dav Pilkey
• Those Not-So-Sweet Boys Vol. 1 by Yoko Nogiri
• Rannvá by Dagmar Joensen-Næs

My favourite read that month was "Rannvá" and I'm glad that someone, who I know personally, recommended it to me.
Dog Man was also something that I had been recommended and I liked that A Tale of Two Kitties book, even though not as much as I like Rannvá.

My least favourite was "Nothing". That book was okay and kind of makes you think about the meaning of life.