Welcome to the first half of the 2020 Dystopia Reading Challenge !! This will be the first of two bi-annual link-ups for your reviews! So this link-up will cover January, February, March, April, May & June! The link-up will always be easily accessible by hovering over Dystopia Reading Challenge tab and selecting Review Link-Up from the drop down menu. :) HELPFUL LINKS: Dystopian, (post-)apocalyptic and sci-fi YA of 2016 Best Dystopian & Post-Apocalyptic Fiction Best YA Dystopia Novels LINK-UP GUIDELINES: Link up your book reviews under "Review Link-up" as follows: Name of book @ Your blog name, Goodreads, Shelfari, Booklikes, etc. Make sure to use an email you check, because if you win the giveaway, I'll be using that email to contact you. Remember, each review you link up is an entry into the giveaway! :) Giveaway is open international as long as the Book Depository ships to you! :) Try and stop by some other reviews! Lets create a sense of community and get to t...
- To Kill A Kingdom by Alexandra Christo
- The Red Scrolls of Magic (The Eldest Curses #1) by Cassandra Clare & Wesley Chu
- A Gathering of Shadows (Shades of Magic #2) by V.E. Schwab
I'm super excited about my holds on the first two coming in! And I'm super excited I was able to find A Gathering of Shadows available in the audiobook! I really enjoyed A Darker Shade of Magic in audio last year and kept meaning to get around to listening to A Gathering of Shadows.
- New Releases: Week of August 6, 2019
- Top Ten Tuesday: Cover Redesigns I Loved/Hated
- ARC Review: The Girl The Sea Gave Back by Adrienne Young
- Review: Library of Souls (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children #3) by Ransom Riggs
So I definitely felt like this week was a good reading week! I've made more progress on Nyxia Uprising. But I did put that aside temporarily to listen to some audiobooks from the library that are due at the beginning of the next week. I finished Library of Souls by Ransom Riggs. Definitely my fave out of the Miss Peregrine's series thus far. This weekend I'm conquering A Map of Days and Hunting Prince Dracula since they are due at the beginning of next week. I really feel like audiobooks have helped me get out of the slump I was in. I'm just enjoying them so much! And quite honestly, as you can tell from the past few weeks of posts, my library has a pretty good selection available.
This week has been interesting. I've been researching apartments for me and the boyfriend to move into. Lets just say I overheard some serious shit talking about me and him and we're no longer interested in staying where we are currently due to it. I'm just done. I know a lot of you have seen the bullshit I've been dealing with since January and I'm just not having it anymore. I'm done dealing with drama. My mental health has taken a serious dive this year and its time I get to fix that and be in a situation that's gonna make it better, not worse. And being in my own place with someone that's actually trying to be supportive and encouraging is definitely going to drastically improve it. Sorry if that was a bit ranty guys. It's just its been a week. But on the brightside, at least having a place of my own again will mean I actually get to unbox and use all my stuff which has just been sitting in boxes since April. I'm excited for that!
- Review: A Map of Days (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children #4) by Ransom Riggs
- New Releases: Week of August 13, 2019
- Review: Hunting Prince Dracula (Stalking Jack The Ripper #2) by Kerri Maniscalco
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