By: Cait Marie
Hello, hello! We’re halfway through the month, and I have yet to finish a book outside of editing/proofreading. But I’m in the middle of a few, so here are all the books I’m hoping to complete this month.
The list is a bit shorter than normal because I have at least four to proofread on top of this and one of my own to finish writing.
Kate in Waiting – Becky Albertalli
I’m absolutely loving this one. It has the potential to become my new favorite Albertalli book, which I don’t say lightly. Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda is currently my favorite contemporary of all time…
I’m reviewing this for YABC, so keep an eye out for that!
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A Court of Silver Flames – Sarah J. Maas
I’m officially 50% through this one, and it’s so hard to focus on other things because I just want to keep reading. Nessian. Is. Everything.
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Lady Midnight – Cassandra Clare
I’m re-reading this series via audio, and I’m a little over halfway done with this one. I just really feel like this series doesn’t get the credit it deserves. Everyone talks about TMI and TID, but I absolutely adore the Blackthorns, Emma, and Kit.
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An Emotion of Great Delight – Tahereh Mafi
I haven’t started this one yet, but I got the audio through the Libro.fm influencer program and cannot wait to listen to it! For those unaware, I’m low-key obsessed with Shatter Me, so I’m excited to read more by her. I still need to read A Very Large Expanse of Sea too.
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Moonscript – H.S.J. Williams
I have only barely started this one, but it sounds fantastic! It’s one I am reviewing for YABC, so keep any eye out for that soon!
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