Book Wrap-Up 2022: May (1 Viewer)

[Lovely_Cornchips]

I'll be posting the one for June later because I am behind.

This month I read 2 books & DNF'd 1 Book.
1 was an unsuccessful re-read.
I acquired 2 books.

Books I Read (2.5):
Grown [Standalone]: 4.5 Stars
To Tell You The Truth [Standalone+Book Club Pick+Audiobook]: 3 Stars
A Torch Against The Night [2nd Book+Re-read+DNF+Ebook]: 2 Stars

1 Book was Contemporary [Average 4.5 Stars]
1 Book was a Thriller/Mystery [Average 3 stars]
1 Book was a Fantasy [Average 2 stars]

Monthly Average Rating: 3.2 Stars

Books I Acquired (2):
A Torch Against The Night [2nd Book+Library+Ebook]
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar children [1st in series+Library+Ebook]

2 Books are Fantasy

Previous:
January
February
March
April

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: 29


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

 

[RandAlThor]

May i read all the Skyward novellas.

i liked them


Also checked out some from the library but i was really disappointed with current collection.

my house is still a mess and i am going nuts just rereading the books i have not boxed up.

 

[RockyGoose]

Well... that month, I finished reading these books;

• "Pigen fra det store hvide skib" by Mich Vraa and Jesper Bugge Kold
• "Kepler68 - kirja yksi: Kutsu" by Timo Parvela and Bjørn Sortland (and illustrated by Pasi Pitkänen) (I read the Faroese translated version)
• "The Bonesetter's Daughter" by Amy Tan
• Volume 4 and 5 of "A Silent Voice" by Yoshitoki Oima

I admit that I read that Kepler68 book, because it made me think of Kep1er, but I don't even stan that group.

 

[Wingfrost]

Glad I’m not the only one who didn’t really like a Torch in the Night

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

Glad I’m not the only one who didn’t really like a Torch in the Night

See I was able to read it fully the first time around-but I couldn't get through the third one the first time around. But I re-read AEITA because I still ADORE that book and pretend it's a standalone with an open-end...but I decided to try to give the series a second chance.