@demonathon was one of my favourite readathons to participate in and I’ve finally taken the time to make a post of my reads from it!!
Historical Fiction
Mythothon Readathon Reviews – Part 1
I may have been quiet on my blog this month but that’s because I’ve been focusing on getting through my TBR for @mythothon! Here is part 1 of the books I read for this readathon #mythothon
Review: The Kingdoms by Natasha Pulley
This was my first experience reading anything by Natasha Pulley – and it definitely took me by surprise! Read my review to find out more
Review: She Who Became The Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan
I finally got to read She Who Became The Sun… and I am conflicted!!! Read my review to see why!
Review: The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
Another great read from Alix E. Harrow – thank you to @orbitbooks for my review copy!
If you like feminist themes, historical fiction, and witchery, then this book is the perfect fit for you! Read my full review to find out more ~
Mini-reviews: Pachinko + The Vanishing Half
Two fantastic thought-provoking novels that I would encourage anyone to check out – here is my review of Pachinko and The Vanishing Half!
My First Reading Rush Experience!
This year was my first time participating in The Reading Rush. Before this, I had never heard of it but I was recommended it by other book bloggers and the prompts seemed like a ton of fun. Now, there were some issues with The Reading Rush and I only found out about it after the last live show. All I…
Review: The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
My Review To say I loved this book would not do it justice. It was absolutely amazing and months after reading it, I am still in awe of the author’s ability to create this vivid and fantastic story. I went into this book completely blind; apart from vaguely knowing that Achilles was a Greek hero who fought in Troy, I…
Review: The Haunting of Maddy Clare by Simone St. James
With the advent of Halloween, I thought it would be nice to read a horror story. I love a good haunting, even if I don’t personally want it to happen to me! I chose this book because I had absolutely loved The Broken Girls by this author, and I wanted to read more of her work. So let me just…
Review: Dear Mrs. Bird by A.J. Pierce
I don’t read many historical fiction novels. But when I do, I try to read ones that are as unique as possible. This one really popped out to me because I had never read about a columnist – even in a non-historical fiction book. I was interested in seeing the direction that the author would take with this story and…