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In keeping with recent months; grief, mental illness and witches are still the main focus of my reading. Judging by my to-read piles the same themes will also appear next month. If you’ve got any recommendations send them my way!
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My reading over the past three months can best be described as; grief, mental illness and witches. Not all in the same book, although I’d probably read it if they were!
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The alternative title for this blog post is: the one where I remember I’m a book blogger. Between reading slumps and reviewing slumps, I’ve been jotting down notes as I go so here are the books I read during the first three months of the year.
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I finished 2018 with a heavy dose of non-fiction, which seems appropriate considering 45 of the 70 books I read last year fell into the non-fiction category. It seems I’m all about the memoirs, essay collections and feminist non-fiction these days, which I am thoroughly enjoying.
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November was the month of the chest infection from hell (the joys of a suppressed immune system!), which meant lots of time curled up on the couch spent reading in between painful coughing fits. Here are the books that saw me through it.
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I’ve been dealing with an arthritis flare-up for the past few months. As a result, the blog has taken a back seat because typing has been difficult. While I’ve been reading a lot, partly due to painsomnia, I’m only getting round to writing about the books I read in October now.
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Earlier this year I scaled back the number of advance reader copies (ARCs) I accept for review from publishers and authors. As a result, I’ve really been enjoying reading books as and when they grab my attention. Here are the books I read during September.
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My reading has been sporadic recently so I have, once again, combined multiple months into one quick-fire reviews round-up. Here are the books I read during July and August.
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Reading hasn’t been top of my agenda for the past few months, Repealing the Eighth was! As a result, I’ve combined my April, May and June reads into one quick-fire reviews blog post.
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March involved more than a few bouts of painsomnia, which meant late nights spent reading with crime fiction and non-fiction being flavour of the month.