No reading challenges this month unless you count being so unwell for most of the first two weeks I wasn’t really capable of reading anything as a challenge. But I have still found the time to finish some books and thoroughly enjoy them, so I shouldn’t really complain too much. I’m still working my way … More March Reads
This month I participated in a reading challenge over on The Storygraph, titled Fantasy February. It will, therefore, not surprise you that the majority of the books below are fantasy. I have really enjoyed the reading challenge, the ten different categories getting me to rifle through my tbr pile and dust of some older purchases … More February Reads
My rating: 5 stars Synopsis from Amazon: “At once the easiest truth to know, and the hardest to realise” Thea Morell, Georgian heiress and eligible lady, is not normal. At least, that’s what she has come to believe. She loves nothing more than spending hours at the study of natural history, collecting fossils, insects, dead … More Book Review: Observations on the Danger of Female Curiosity by Suzanne Moss
There will be one final post after this, where I sum up the year and the challenge, pick the twelve books I’ve most enjoyed over these 365 days to recommend to you all, and talk about where I’m intending to take my reading next. For this post though, I’m simply going to share what I’ve … More A Year of Reading Frugally: Months Eleven and Twelve
I’m still finding the challenge fulfilling and, delightfully, the fear I had of missing out on books if I don’t buy them immediately seems to have gone away for good. The List isn’t being ticked off as fast as I’d like (more on that later) but it continues to provide me with one excellent reading … More A Year of Reading Frugally: Months Seven & Eight
When I decided to start this challenge, six months ago, one of the things that seemed obvious to me (and one of the main reasons I created it in the first place) was that my TBR pile would be smaller at the end of it than it was at the beginning. The logic was sound … More A Year of Reading Frugally: Months Five and Six
I have to say that, so far, this challenge has been both enjoyable and very easy to stick to. I’ve not yet found myself feeling as if I don’t have anything I want to read and having the list to work through has added a purpose to my reading that I’m finding very helpful at … More A Year of Reading Frugally: The First Two Months
Review: The History of Magic by Chris Gosden – Francis Young — Read on drfrancisyoung.com/2020/07/18/review-the-history-of-magic-by-chris-gosden/amp/
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