July Wrap Up

Wrap Up

Books Read: 10

Pages Read: 4101

Favourite Books: Homegoing, & A Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue

 

The Unlikelies by Carrie Firestone- An adorable and quirky summer read.  It was quick and I enjoyed all the characters.  I have a review which you can read here!

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi- This book is just as beautiful as everyone says that it is! It was compelling, touching, heartbreaking, and I know that I will be thinking about it for years to come.

 

The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty- This was my first Liane Moriarty novel and I wasn’t sure how I would feel about it but I am so glad that I read it! She is an excellent writer, and I have a review here!

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han- I never planned to read this series until I saw them at Costco for a reasonable price! THANK YOU COSTCO! I have devoured this series this month and I love it! So adorable! Look out for series review soon!

 

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell- I am glad that I finally read Carry On, and I am obsessed with this cover. It was not my favourite read this month but it was still enjoyable! Review can be found here.

Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff- I have recently discover SciFi and everyone had recommended this book to me and I am so thankful! I have never had a reading experience like this one.  I can not recommend it enough.  Can’t wait to read the next book, Gemina!

 

The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry- This book was so unique and atmospheric.  It was truly like nothing else I have ever read.  It was slow-paced, which I enjoy, but I know is not for everyone! I think a lot of historical fiction lovers will be big fans of this book!

P.S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han- I can not decided if I liked the first book in the series more than this book or not! I think they were both equally good!

Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han– This was a great conclusion to the series! I loved all the character development! It is very rare that I enjoy all the books in a trilogy but I think I loved all the books in this series equally.

A Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee– I was worried that is book might be too hype but it deserves all the love that it gets! I adore all of the characters and this book had way more adventure than I was anticipating.  I love historical fiction but I usually read adult historical books but I would love to venture more in to YA historical fiction! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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I am so happy that I read 10 books this month and I am even happier to say that I enjoyed them all! I hope everyone had a successful July and I can’t wait to see what August brings! Happy reading! 

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41 thoughts on “July Wrap Up

      1. It is, I think it demonstrates as well how much reading you’ve done in that some months you might read say 20 but it only comes to 4000 pages and sometimes 5 really big books can be 4000 pages too!

  1. Homegoing has been on my shelf for many months. I’ve heard from so many people that it’s beautiful. I hope I can get to it soon! Hope you have a great August!

  2. Ohh that looks like such a great month!! I really want to read A Gentleman’s Guide, and I’m so glad you liked it!! I need to get a copy ASAP!!

  3. I recently got The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue and I’m glad you liked it! Can’t wait to read it 😀
    You seem to have had a pretty great month! 🙂

  4. Such awesome picks! I have recently picked up The Essex Serpent and The Husband’s Secret… looking forward to reading them!

  5. Ohhh you had a successful July, this is awesome! I’m so happy you liked To All The Boys, it is such a cute series – and I agree with you, I really liked the ending of that series as well 🙂
    Happy reading! 😀

  6. You’ve definitely had a very productive reading month. I’d definitely say Illuminae is definitely the perfect book to people looking to read more sci-fi. I still need to read Gemina but hopefully I can get to it this month. I keep seeing To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before pop up on my timeline but I’ve never given much thought to the series but I am intrigued by the hype. Hope you have a fabulous August.

    1. I have heard Gemina is even better! Can’t wait to read it!

      To All the Boys series didn’t seem like something I would like but found them for a good price and was completely taken by surprise about how much I love them!

  7. Looks like you had a good reading month. I haven’t even read The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue yet, but I really want to. I can say that I’m already looking forward to the sequel, The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy, which apparently will be narrated by Felicity. I’m excited about that.

  8. Eeeeee Illuminae! It’s so good I cant wait to see what you think of Gemina and then join the rest of us sobbing in wait for the next book XD I read Gentlemans Guide last month too and adored it Monty is the best narrator and it was just so much better then I was expecting 😀 Awesome wrap up Kristin hope you have a great August <3

      1. It’s probably for the best, atleast this way you wont be in too much prolonged suffering waiting for the third book XD I can’t wait to reread the series though the art, the plot, the characters, it’s all so epic

  9. I loved The Unlikelies! It was such a fun read and perfect for summer. I really want to read To All the Boys. I’ve had it on my bookshelf for the longest time and still haven’t picked it up, oops! Looks like a great reading month for you! 😀

  10. Ooh great read! I’m glad you enjoyed Lara Jean trilogy and I can’t wait to read Gentleman’s Guide and Essex Serpent 😀 Even though I hear amazing things about Homegoing, it’s not exactly my cup of tea so right now I don’t think I’ll read it anytime soon 🙂

  11. I thought I was the only person who hadn’t read To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before! I was lucky enough to read it this month (and fall totally in love with Lara Jean and Peter K.), but my library has a mile long hold list for the second two books. So glad to hear you loved them equally though!

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