September was sweet!
Another cycle has finished at work so that was good and I finally managed to tale some time off, the last week of the month, where I didn’t do much besides sleeping, reading and soaking up the sun.
I was lucky with my reads! I also watched a couple of films but didn’t feel like writing a review. Guess I am going through a phase in that department.
That’s about it!
Summary:
Total Books Read: 3
Longest Read: Little Fires Everywhere (336 pages)
Shortest Read: Narcissism for Beginners (208 pages)
Book of the Month: An Uncertain Grace
Favourite Cover:
Challenges Progress:
GoodReads: 53/52
British Books Challenge: 22/12
2017 Netgalley & Edelweiss: 46/35
September Books:
My first book of the month was An Uncertain Grace by Krissy Kneen.
I wanted to try something different so I went for this erotica/speculative fiction short story collection. There are only 5 of them, connected by a common thread, and I have to admit I was blown away. Great story telling, amazing world building and a new view on sexuality.
I rated it 4.5/5 stars.
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng was pretty darn great.
These are memorable characters and I loved the portrait of a picture-perfect community disturbed by someone who dared live outside their rules.
I rated it 4.25/5 stars.
My last book of the month was Narcissism for Beginners by Martine McDonagh.
The book portrayed a few heavy subjects through the eyes of a breezy young man who is slowly coming to terms with the fact he needs to grow up, while learning the secrets of those around him – his guardian, his guru father and his elusive mother.
I rated it 4/5 stars.
Where I got the books:
Edelweiss
- Little Fires Everywhere
Netgalley
- An Uncertain Grace
- Little Fires Everywhere
- Narcissism for Beginners
Features:
- Tackling the TBR [9]: September 2017
- August 2017 Wrap-Up
- Stacking The Shelves [23] September 23rd
- Stacking The Shelves [24] September 30th
How was September for you?
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It looks like you had a great September, Ana and some really intriguing reads of a high quality, judging by your scores:). Hope the coming month is a good one and you get a chance to soak up more sun.
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