February: A Bookish Reflection!

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Well didn’t February just fly by? And it’s left most of us in a right pickle with this snowy weather too. February was an okay month for me reading-wise, I didn’t quite read as much as I had aimed for but I read some really incredible books and enjoying them was all that really mattered! Here’s what I read in February!

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Number of Books read: 7

Number of Pages read: 2,589 pages

I read some really, really excellent books this month! Including a few that are releasing in March that I am really excited for the world to read. I am still behind on reviews but I’ve posted all my ratings below with links to the review if it’s live or the Goodreads page if not!

I decided to make more use of my Audible account and to help me get used to listening to fiction, I’ve decided to have an audio reread of the Harry Potter series and I love listening to Stephen Fry narrate.

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The Exact Opposite of Okay  Children of Blood and Bone (Legacy of Orïsha, #1)

Okay, I know, this is more than one book for ‘Book of the Month’ but I just cannot choose between these two. They are so different from each other that they really aren’t comparable but both are absolutely brilliant in their own way. I adored the magic, mythology and superb world and characters in Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. At the same time, The Exact Opposite of Okay by Laura Steven is flipping BRILLIANT. I love this engaging, timely book with superb characters and the voice I think UKYA has desperately been waiting for! Both are fantastic reads!

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If you read my 2018 Goals and Challenges post you will know that I am once again completing a Goodreads goal as well as completing some other challenges. I’m not going to update every single one here so if you want to see my progress in all of them then check out this page!

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Here are my posts from this month in case you missed any (I’ve not included my WWW posts but click on the title to find them all)! I’d love to hear what you think about the content I post and whether there is anything you’d like to see more of.

Book Reviews

Goodbye, Perfect | Sam Wu is NOT Afraid of Ghosts | Spare and Found Parts | Everless | Second Best Friend | The Exact Opposite of Okay

Top 10 Tuesday Posts

10 Books that have been on my Kindle for a long, long time! | 10 Books I no longer want to read | 10 Books I could reread forever!

Book Tags (feel free to tag yourselves!)

The Guilty Reader Tag | The A – Z Bookish Survey

Six for Sunday

Books with Animal Titles | Fantasy for the Big Screen

Other Posts

January: A Bookish Reflection | January Book Haul | Fairyloot January 2018 Unboxing | February Bullet Journal Set Up | Fandom Frenzy: An Introduction | Hopeless Heroes Blog Tour | Bujo for Books and Blogging | Half Term TBR | Fandom Frenzy: Zoe @ No Safer Place | Matt Killeen – Author Guest Post | Wildest Dreams: February Unboxing!

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I really want to start reading some of my backlist books now because I’ve already found myself only reading 2018 releases which won’t help that old TBR of mine. So this month I’m going to try and alternate my reading between a new release/ARC and a book from my TBR shelf – let’s see how that goes!

Happy World Book Day, everyone! Hope you’re treating yourself to a great read today!

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What were your favourite reads in February?

Did we read any of the same books?


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11 responses to “February: A Bookish Reflection!

  1. Pingback: March: A Bookish Reflection! | Kelly's Rambles·

  2. Wow, you read some excellent books this month! I’m really interested in Children of Blood and Bone. We need more African infused books! Love your idea to alternate an ARC with a backlist book… I cleared a month for ARC free reading but I love that idea too! ♥️ Happy March reading!

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