April Wrap up& May TBR

So I over shot the number of books that I could read in April, and I have some big goals for May so I thought I would do a wrap up and TBR post in the same blog.

April

Honestly, I don't know why I didn't finish the books I had set to read last month. I was not reading the Ebooks every day, and that was the biggest problem. About halfway through the month I saw that I was just not realistically going to finish what I set out to read, and I needed to be okay with admitting that. I did finish three books and one of those was a read from start to finish so I was happy with that.

Too Much Is Not Enough by Andrew Rannells.

Rating 4.5 stars

Read from 3/12/19-4/10-19

This is a memoir by Broadway Actor Andrew Rannells. I did enjoy it but it was just not a five star read for me, and it was not the best memoir I've read.

Hotel Dare by Terry Blas with art by Claudia Aguirre

Rating - 4.5 stars

Read from- 4/1-4/17/19

This was an Earc I got from a give away from Book Riot I believe. I posted a review of this Middle Grade Graphic Novel where I talk about my thoughts. I don't really see a need to restate them here, but if you enjoy Middle Grade, check out this book when it comes out in June.

China Rich Girlfriend by Kevin Kwan

Rating 5 stars

Read From- 3/25-4/28

I loved this book so much it was so much more dramatic than the first book but still so much fun!

May

May is a busy month for me, but I still plan on doing a lot of reading this month. I will do more a wrap up in my The Sunday Post later, but I wanted to release my TBR separately.

Finish

The Princess and the Fangirl by Ashley Poston

Sky Without Stars by Jessica Brody and Joanne Rendell

Rich People Problems by Kevin Kwan

All For One The Alex and Eliza Trilogy #3 by Melissa De La Cruz

Start and Finish

Both of these are buddy reads for The Big Summer Readathon with The Procrastinators Book Club.

Romanov by Nadine Brandes

The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang

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