This week I got a notification from Goodreads letting me know that I’d completed my reading goal for the year. I was really surprised that I’ve achieved my goal already as my reading has been hit and miss this year but it’s great to have done it. I’m not going to increase my goal but I will still be reading lots of books as the year continues! I want to try and read from my existing TBR as much as I can from now on to try and decrease that as much as possible before the start of 2018!
I also spotted that I’d passed 6000 followers on twitter, which was a lovely thing to discover. Thanks to everyone who follows me on there too. š
This week Iāve finished reading five books:
Aches and Gains by Paul L. Christo
This was such a useful book and is one I recommend to anyone living with chronic pain. I’ll be reviewing this very soon.
Kindness by Jamie Thurston
This is a book that is gorgeous to look at and is really well produced. It would make a lovely gift and does give ideas and reminders about how we would all benefit if we all showed a bit more kindness.
Snare byĀ Lilja Sigurdardottir
I loved this book – it was a one-sitting read as I just couldn’t put it down. I’ve got a review of this on my blog today so you can read that here if you’d like to.
One Hundred Names by Cecelia Ahern
I’m such a big fan of Cecelia Ahern – I find her books are such wonderful comforting reads and I know I can trust her to always leave me feeling happier. This book wasn’t my favourite of hers but I still really enjoyed reading it. I loved the mystery behind the one hundred names and the reveal about them when it came.
Agatha Raisin and the Day the Floods Came by M. C. Beaton
It’s been absolutely ages since I last read an Agatha Raisin book (despite me having the next ten or so in the series on my TBR!) but it was such a treat to finally pick one up. I enjoyed this book so much and am now keen to keep on with these books. Agatha Raisin is such a great character!
This week Iāve blogged fourĀ times:
Sunday: Weekly Wrap-up Post
Wednesday: WWW Wednesday Post
Thursday: Review of Sofa, So Good – Me Life Story by Scarlett Moffatt
Friday: Review of How to be Champion by Sarah Millican
This isĀ what Iām currently reading:
Lie With Me by Sabine Durrant
I’m ashamed to say that I’ve had an ARC of this on my TBR for way longer than I should have but I finally picked it up this week and it’s such a good read. It’s a book that’s hard to put down because it’s really got me wanting to know what’s going on between the characters and how it’s all going to end.
All the Good Things by Clare Fisher
I’m still really enjoying this book, I wish I’d picked it up sooner now but better late than never!
This House of Grief by Helen Garner
I’ve picked this book back up this week and am finding it so interesting.
Good Night and Good Riddance: How Thirty-Five Years of John Peel Helped to Shape Modern Life by David Cavanagh
I’ve read a bit more of this book this week and am still really loving it. I’m still reading about radio shows that were before my time but it’s wonderful to be reminded of the way John Peel championed artists on his show.
How has your week been? What have you been reading? Please share in the comments below. If you write a wrap-up on your blog please feel free to share the link. š