I don’t normally discuss books I dislike. Half the time I can’t even remember what they are because I just push them out of my mind (lol) to make room for other books. So truthfully, trying to even think of disappointing reads was a bit of a struggle, and thank Goodreads for helping me.
Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly blog meme hosted over on Goodreads. You can check out the topics here.
Most of these books I rated 2 stars or less, though there is one exception…
The last time I wrote a WWW Wednesday post was back in April! 😱 So I figure it’s time for another one! I actually quite enjoy writing these, too.
WWW Wednesday is now hosted on Taking on a World of Words, and it’s really simple. In this post I’ll answer the following questions:
Here we go! 🙂
This Top Ten Tuesday was a bit of a challenge. I’m not the type of person to read books based on seasons. With Halloween coming up, some might be more apt to read thriller/horror books, but I’m just like, “Meh,” lol.
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. You can check out the remainder of October’s themes here and check out the topics for the rest of the year, too!
October has some fantastic releases! I started filling up my calendar with book releases so I don’t forget. Goodreads comes in handy with its lists on monthly YA releases. I write down all the ones I’m interested/excited for and October is just ripe with them! I’ll just highly the first two weeks of October (including yesterday, since it was new release Tuesday. Hope you don’t mind that I cheat. 😉 ) and then do another post as a follow-up. 🙂
“Waiting on” Wednesday is a weekly blog meme started by Breaking the Spine.
Two grand things to talk about in today’s post: Maggie Stiefvater (author of The Raven Boys) announced her book tour for All the Crooked Saints and there’s a connection between that and Oklahoma’s 1st teen book festival happening on October 28. Can you guess?
a myriad of books 