Happy Halloween!
Have you been reading spooky books this month? I'm a bit of a scaredy cat when it comes to horror but I have squeezed in a couple of spooky titles.
It's been a good month for reading, and there has been a mixture of book reviews, spotlights, excerpts and cover reveals. I'm also changing the format of my monthly roundup. What do you think?
Books I Have Read This Month
The Ravenswood Witch by Jenni Keer
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No Honour by Awais Khan
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In the Shadows of Love by Awais Khan
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Chicken Boy by Arthur Parkinson
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Committed by Chris Merritt
Souk to Table: Vibrant Middle Eastern Dishes for Everyday Meals by Amina Al-Saigh
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Witchcraft: A Graphic History by Lindsay Squire
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Jump 2: You Are Enough by J.G. Nolan
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Pax and the Forgotten Pincher by David Barker
This book made for interesting reading and I think that it will provide middle grade/early teenage readers with much food for thought from reading this novel. You can read my review by clicking here.
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Christmas at the Little Bookshop by the Sea by Eliza J. Scott
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The Twelve by Liz Hyder
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Dark Secrets on Dressmakers' Alley by Rosie Clarke
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When the Stammer Came to Stay by Maggie O'Farrell
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Books I Am Partway Through
Little Wing by Freya North
Ink Ribbon Red by Alex Parvesi
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Cover Reveals
Our Last Wild Days by Anna Bailey
Book Spotlights
Hermit of Paradise by Kim Sanders
Pax and the Forgotten Pincher by David Barker
A Modern Midlife Christmas Carol by Alana Oxford
Book Tags
I took part in my first ever book tag activity and it was great fun.
I would love to hear what you think of this new format. Do you like it? Did you prefer the way it was before?
(some of these books came to me courtesy of the publishers)
(all opinions are my own)
(I am bookshop.com affiliated which supports independent bookshops)
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