Monthly Reading Wrap-ups from a Bad Book Blogger
I'm painfully behind on my reading reflections by at least two months worth of books. April turned out to be a fantastic reading month which is helpful considering my reading languished in May. Below I start with a (probably unfair) review of a harmless YA book and then lead into my top reads for the... Continue Reading →
Wow, this is late! Well, you know what the say: who cares! I read seven books in July; three illustrated, one nonfiction and the rest were fiction. In order of lowest to highest rated, here's my wrap-up for July: In the Garden of the Fugitives by Ceridwen Dovey My rating: 2 of 5 stars I... Continue Reading →
My reading month was packed with some pretty solidly rated books across a diverse range of genres. From graphic novels to science fiction novellas to audiobooks, I enjoyed most of what I picked up this month. That is, until my reading mojo was interrupted but an incredibly heartbreaking but compelling story set in Burundi which... Continue Reading →
In celebration of Black History Month, I decided to pull books from my personal library by black authors and on black history. I managed to read 4 out of the 5 books on my self-imposed reading list, as well as a few miscellaneous titles that I started in late January. Beginning with my Black History... Continue Reading →
Whew, this is gonna be a long one. I read 12 books in the month of October which is highly unusual for me. I raced through some books, trudged through others and threw in the towel on a few more. As per usual, you won't find any plot synopsis from me. You can click the GoodReads... Continue Reading →
The Black Panther movie comes out in February of 2018, so now's a good time as any to start moving up any Black Panther titles you've been hoarding to the top of your TBR queue. You've got about six months to get schooled. And, if you don't any Black Panther titles on your TBR list... Continue Reading →
My reading lists are typically based off of one thing: my mood. This month, graphic novels seemed to dominate, probably motivated by the fact that I went to see Wonder Woman twice in the theater (Yes, it's that good!). Ranked from lowest rated to highest, here's my reading wrap-up for July: The Legend of Wonder... Continue Reading →
