Weekly Book Round Up!
24th - 30th June
Welcome to another round up of what I've been posting on the blog, as well as the books I've been reading and acquiring over the past week. My blogoversary ended this week so I'll be contacting the winner today, check your emails if you entered! As always I love hearing from you, so let me know your thoughts or what you've been reading in the comments and I'll do my best to reply.
24th - 30th June
Welcome to another round up of what I've been posting on the blog, as well as the books I've been reading and acquiring over the past week. My blogoversary ended this week so I'll be contacting the winner today, check your emails if you entered! As always I love hearing from you, so let me know your thoughts or what you've been reading in the comments and I'll do my best to reply.
Currently reading:
Hold Your Breath by Caroline Green
The Second Virginity of Suzy Green by Sara Hantz
Received Hold Your Breath for review and it looks really intriguing and I'm liking the premis so far! The Second Virginity of Suzy Green is my iPod read at the moment. Started it last night when I couldn't sleep and it's very enjoyable so far!
The Second Virginity of Suzy Green by Sara Hantz
Received Hold Your Breath for review and it looks really intriguing and I'm liking the premis so far! The Second Virginity of Suzy Green is my iPod read at the moment. Started it last night when I couldn't sleep and it's very enjoyable so far!
Books finished:
Geekhood: Close Encounters of the Girl Kind by Andy Robb
Finding Sky by Joss Sterling
Challenging Zed by Joss Sterling
All the Truth That's in Me by Julie Berry
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey
Finding Sky by Joss Sterling
Challenging Zed by Joss Sterling
All the Truth That's in Me by Julie Berry
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey
Books reviewed:
Kindle freebies:
Life in Outer Space by Melissa Keli
A Really Awesome Mess by Trish Cook and Brendan Halpin
Tunnelville by Erin Callahan and Troy H. Gardner
These were both read now on NetGalley and both look right up my street. Thanks Egmont and Peachtree! Tunnelville is the sequel to Wakefield which I reviewed recently and really enjoyed. It had a great cliffhanger ending so I'm really excited to read the sequel! Thanks to Erin Callahan for the review copy.
A Really Awesome Mess by Trish Cook and Brendan Halpin
Tunnelville by Erin Callahan and Troy H. Gardner
These were both read now on NetGalley and both look right up my street. Thanks Egmont and Peachtree! Tunnelville is the sequel to Wakefield which I reviewed recently and really enjoyed. It had a great cliffhanger ending so I'm really excited to read the sequel! Thanks to Erin Callahan for the review copy.
Did you enjoy Challenging Zed? I loved it! I'm a huge fan of Joss Stirling's novels so I was bound to love it.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on reading Geekhood sometime in the next few weeks.
Happy reading, Sarah!
I did! I'm so glad I read it because it really made me like Zed more as a character :D I can't wait to see your thoughts on Geekhood! The second book is calling to me at the moment but I have so much else to read that I'm having to put it off, gah :( thanks so much for commenting! :D
DeleteLife in outer space sounds like an interesting title, I look forward to your review on it
ReplyDeleteIt does! Really excited to read that one. I think it comes out in August so keep an eye out for the review :D
DeleteI'm glad you snapped up Life In Outer Space too, I'm really excited. I've not heard of Second Virginty of Suzy Green before, but it sounds really interesting. The cover for Hold my Breath looks creepy, and it kind of reminds me of the girl from The Ring!
ReplyDeleteIt looks good doesn't it? I'm hoping to get round to it this week :) I snapped up The Second Virginity of Suzy Green as a Kindle freebie a while ago and it called out to me! It was a great contemporary quick read which is what I need sometimes :D Is it bad I had to google The Ring to see what you meant?! :P Totally agree with you though! It's a creepy book though so kind of appropriate :D thanks so much for your comment!
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