This month I'm taking part in #Believeathon, meaning I am optimistically aiming to read 18 books this month.

This month I have read 13 books, none spooky or fall-related but quite a lot of high ratings.

Until recently, I've never been one to read multiple books at once. Now, I regularly juggle more than one book.

I've talked to people who never re-read books, but I also know people who reread their favourites. Personally, I choose to re-read books!

A few weeks ago I DNF'd my first book: Sadie by Courtney Summers.

September has been a busy month for me; I haven't posted reviews for all the books I read so thought I'd give you a monthly wrap-up.

So this summer I gave my boyfriend a challenge: he had to read a book I recommended to him aka A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR).

I thought I'd talk about my favourite reads this summer, some I've posted about on this blog and some I haven't.

Every single time I go away I have a fear that I won't pack enough books. Obviously, that means that every single time I heavily overpack.

for September I have made a last minute decision to join in with readathonTBR: 25 prompts in the form of a book bingo.

So, I got my first Netgalley account in July and started requesting books. My first 3 experiences were very varied in quality and rating.

Every bookshop is a maze with thousands of books. So, where do you go first and what makes you pick up those specific books?

Last week I listened to my first audiobook: Harry Potter, narrated by Stephen Fry. I loved it! Why have I not listened to audiobooks before?

SO, it's my birthday in 4 days. FOUR DAYS. I'm pretty excited so I thought I'd share my bookish wish list.

It has been a busy week. I got off to a slow start but I did read all 4 I planned, each a different genre and format. It's been a fun week!

I decided to do The Reading Rush for the first time. While my TBR pile could change, here's the bookish plan (and my thoughts on book #1).

In order to decide which book to read next, I read the first chapter of an 7 of books on my tbr pile... and it went better than I thought!

Since the film was first released on Netflix, I have been obsessively watching it... This meant I had high expectations for the book.

I thought now would be a great time to write about the books I've read solely due to my English course... in terms of The Classic Book Tag.

When I finished my first exam, I swore to myself I’d go on a book crawl immediately after my last. It was time to treat myself.