April was a great reading month. I really enjoyed almost all of my books with many of them over 4 stars and several very close to five stars. Lots of genres as well, although quite a few that fall into the cozy genre.
April was a great reading month. I really enjoyed almost all of my books with many of them over 4 stars and several very close to five stars. Lots of genres as well, although quite a few that fall into the cozy genre.
Well another month has come and gone and it was a good one. February felt really long to me, but I didn’t seem to get any extra books read. Funny how that works. Lots of good books were read last month and I also managed to write reviews for all of them.
Is it just me or did January feel really long. I usually really like January as it is my birthday month, but I just couldn’t wait for it to be over. Now February is just shooting by. January was a really good reading month with most of my books being 4+ stars.
A review for my first nonfiction book of 2026. A World Without Summer by Nicholas Day is a middle grade book about how one cataclysmic event can have a ripple effect across the world. The 1815 Mt Tambora volcanic eruption was one such event that had devastating repercussions for the world.
The new year is almost here so it is time to start setting my challenge goals. I am once again going to participate in the Nonfiction Challenge hosted by Shellyrae at Bookedout. I have some really good books picked out for the challenge this year and hoping to read 12 books again.
Another challenge is completed! I managed to pass my goal of ten books, but mostly because my brain doesn’t remember anything. Half way through the year I kept thinking that my original goal was to read 12 books, one in each category so that is what ended up happening. I’m not sad though, because I read some great books.
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