Where do these weeks go, eh? I’ve gone all off schedule and started reading June releases but it’s way more enjoyable reading what you fancy. I’m also taking part in Bout of Books this week so I’m hoping to get round a few more blogs than normal (though not tonight, as I’ve just got back from book group). I appear to have been “currently reading” Railsea for a week now but I keep putting it down. Just not clicking with me although I do really love the world. I will keep reading bits in between other books but it’s not a page-turner for me.
The Age of Miracles by Karen Thompson Walker
The Selection by Kiera Cass
The Greatest Love Story of All Time by Lucy Robinson
Railsea by China Mieville
Bellwether Revivals by Benjamin Wood
The Somnambulist by Essie Fox
Win Charlotte Street! | Q+A with James Smythe | #boutofbooks 4.0 | Incoming!
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I keep thinking I should give Railsea a try – Mieville books are always nominated for a ton of book awards, but so far, while I adore his world building skills, the 2 books I've read haven't done it for me. But I keep wanting to read more.
How did you find The Selection and The Greatest Love Story of all time? Are they page turners? enjoyable and easy to read? I've had The Selection on my list for a while and Netgalley have it on there for uk readers but they've never answered my request x
The link goes to my blog review of The Selection and I'll be reviewing the other one tonight. Yes easy to read but there's always more to it than than!
These are all new to me. Have a great week.
I really hope you enjoy The Bellwether Revivals as much as I did – I thought it was a stunning debut.