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September Wrap Up & October TBR




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Hi! I know I’ve been posting less and less over the last few weeks but I want to do better at posting here and getting the rest of my things done. Anyway, I’m combining the posts because I only finished two books in September. I enjoy writing about my life here and what I’m doing so I might make a more personal related or life related wrap up and a bookish one. Also, It’s my birth month!!!!

September

Finished 

I only finished two books and one of those was on the 29th.

Carry On Simon by Rainbow Rowell

Rating ***** (5 Stars)

read from July 29th - September 24th

Luckily I got the B&N Edition of Wayward Son so it showed up the next day not the day it came out. If you follow me on Good Reads, you know that I enjoyed this reread so much more. It might have been that I bounced right back into this after Fangirl so I was just already into the world in a way. This novel is a wild ride and during the reread I was more engaged with their story.

Soul of Stars by Ashley Poston

Rating ***** (5 stars)

read from July 23rd- September 29th

This is a sequel to Heart of Iron which I thoroughly enjoyed last year. While this book was definitely clunky in places and the pacing was wonky in parts, it wrapped up so nicely. I wanted to live more in this world and with these characters. I would love a movie or TV show with this crew because so much development could happen. Also, the found family themes around this duology was perfect.  I stared tearing up when I read the last 40 pages on the 29th.

October TBR

 Hello Girls by Brittany Cavallaro and Emily Henry (50% done)

Reasonably I should have finished this last month. I just wasn’t reading this as much because I got behind with Carry On. This book is so much fun and I love Nona and Lucy so much. If I do favorite characters of 2019 post, this year in December one of them if not both will make it on said list. I’m at the point on the book where it’s more fun because they’re living their best lives away from the people that hurt them.

Wayward Son by Rainbow Rowell (Simon Snow # 2) (pg 110/ 368)

I started this the day I got it and have read it a few times since. I am loving this story so far and I spent a day reading it at the salon where I read close to 90 pages. The book is fantastic and reads like a YA novel because of the road trip aspect. These are fantasy based characters in a whole new country that they don’t know so that’s a lot of fun. The book is witty, and the writing is what you would expect from Rainbow Rowell.

The Lost Hero (Heroes of Olympus # 1) by Rick Riordan (reread)

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, for my birthday I am asking for this series for my birthday. To continue I need to reread this because  I can’t remember the base storyline of this book.










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