Following my best and worst books of 2019 posts, I wanted to spotlight some graphic novels that I ADORED last year. Heartstopper Volume 2 This series has my heart. Honestly, it’s so S O F T, sweet and gently queer, that I make heart eyes every time I read it. The exploration of sexuality and… Continue reading Graphic novels that stole my heart in 2019
This month I’m taking part in two reading challenges, giving myself a lot of work, but also lining up some very exciting books. The first challenge I’m taking part in is F/F February, hosted by Imi and Ellie @BeyondaBookShelf. The challenge is to read as many sapphic books in February as possible. I took part… Continue reading February 2020 TBR // F/F Feb and reading my best friend’s favourite books
When it comes to the Goodreads challenge, people often seem to fall into two categories: Miles ahead of their challenge, have surpassed their goal by 20 books, absolutely flying 7 books behind, trying valiantly to get back on track, this ship is sinking friend I’ve been in both those categories before so I know the… Continue reading Graphic novels to read if you’re behind on your Goodreads goal
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together. This week’s theme is: November 26: Thankful Freebie For this week’s theme, I… Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday // Graphic novels I’m thankful for
April was a really fun month for me. I took part in the Aro Ace April and #ARCAttack reading challenges and hosted Easter Readathon for the second year running. I managed to read nine books over the course of the month and read five out of the six on my TBR for Easter Readathon. So… Continue reading April Wrap Up // Three Easter eggs, two reading challenges, one readathon
Last weekend, I hosted #EasterReadathon for the second time, and spent the whole bank holiday reading and relaxing. It was great. This year, I read more books than last year, hosted more sprints on Twitter, and set challenges for the readathon, which a lot of people took part in (this made me so happy!). Books… Continue reading Easter Readathon Wrap Up // Graphic novels and cute contemporaries
On Saturday, I announced that I was running #EasterReadathon for the second year in a row, and that this time there would be challenges and a giveaway. Today I’m sharing my TBR for the readathon, and which books I’m reading for each challenge. I’ve decided to try and read six books for Easter Readathon and… Continue reading Easter Readathon TBR
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