In other news, I booked my hotel and ticket for London Book Fair. Anyone that wants to meet up, just shout (will be around Sunday afternoon through to Tuesday evening). Bournemouth Book Club now has its own blog (run by Vicky) if you fancy seeing what our thoughts are on our group reads.
Here's what made it onto the blog...














5 stars awarded to: If I Stay by Gayle Forman, Dot, Dash by Jonathan Pinnock and Fuse by Julianna Baggott.
Disappointed with: Mystic City by Theo Lawrence, The Aquariums of Pyongyang by Kang Chol-Hwan, Control Point by Myke Cole and The Specimen by Martha Lea.
Read and awaiting review: The Machine by James Smythe (5/5), Ashes of Honor by Seanan McGuire (4/5), Across the Universe by Beth Revis (4/5), Pretty Girl Thirteen by Liz Coley (3/5) and Between Two Thorns by Emma Newman (4/5).
I traded in my weekly updates for this monthly feature, starting with The Month That Was... January 2013, announced some winners and rambled on about crime fiction. Of course, I added loads more books to my wishlist. I answered what "adult" fiction is in my own way and resurrected the A-Z of mythology.
Incoming! (3rd February)
Literary Giveaway Blog Hop
Incoming! (10th February)
Incoming! (17th February)
Incoming! (24th February)




You had a really good month of reading. I've heard the second Myke Cole book is much better than the first but I'm having a hard time motivating myself to read a lesser book just so that I can get to the better one.
ReplyDeleteYou constantly amaze me by how much you review each month. I also loved Gayle Forman's book, If I Stay.
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the London Book Fair-- I bet it's amazing!
14 books for such a short month. I only managed 8 and I'm still quite behind on caught up on my review backlog.
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