New Year, New Reads!

 

A new year means new beginnings, right? as well as new resolutions. So this year for me it means actively working my way down on all the books I have stocked in my TBR list, therefore this year my monthly list will be full of books I haven’t managed to read, as well as some New Releases.

Also, due to lack of time and me starting in a new position at my job, well…, the monthly book lists will be shorter than in the past, but hopefully this will also mean that more book reviews will make their way into the blog! So… there’s that.

Anyhow, without further ado, here’s my January TBR for 2019!

Is Begining To Smell A Lot Like… Christmas Books!

Christmas is here! Well… according to stores in my country, and Netflix. Christmas has been here pretty much since late October/early November, but as someone who likes to celebrate Christmas on Christmas, and gives their time to Halloween and Día de Muertos, yeah, Christmas is just arriving.

Therefore once again I have a list of books I’m hoping I’ll be able to read before the year ends somewhen between all the work I have to do, the visiting family thing, making dinner, baking cookies, receiving guests at home, etc.

But since I’m nothing if not hopeful, and maybe a little ambitious here’s my December TBR list, all of it, winter or Christmas related!

October Books to Trick or Treat

Take out the bats, pumpkins, black cats and all of the candy! ‘Cause Halloween is pretty much here! And since last year I couldn’t make my TBR list, this year I decided to go full on and read as many books as possible.

So this month is all about monsters and things that bump in the night, with one exception which though not about monsters is kind of relevant to October’s celebrations.

Anyhow, without furder ado, here are my picks for this month’s monstrous read:

#highlightedMondays.- A Hero at the End of the World “Review”

 

Highlighted Mondays is a weekly meme originally hosted and created by Rebeca at “Books and Messy Buns”, that anyone can join.

Since her blog went through some changes and I really liked her weekly memes, I asked for her permission to continue with them and… here we are!

All you have to do to participate is:

• Pick up the book you’re currently reading or read last (be it a physical or electronic copy)
• Find a sentence you liked (because it’s funny or cute or mysterious or whatever you find interesting)
• Highlight the sentence
• Make a post on your own blog where you share your highlighted sentence and link back to my blog as the host.
• Share the link to your post in the comments’ section here for the book community to see:)

Note: Please refer the host of this meme (this blog/this post) in your own post and leave a comment down below with a link to your post so all the participant can have a look and share their thoughts too!

My Highlighted Sentence is:

Back to School with September Books

So, I totally missed the August TBR list, which doesn’t mean I didn’t read plenty of books, just that I didn’t have time to write about it; but now that I seem to have a little more time I´m back with my September list.

And since in my country this month is pretty much about going back to school, well… I decided it was the perfect time to read the books I have that have something to do with it, so…. here we are:

YA Summer! Books to read in July

Well, I´m finally back, and just in time for summer!

So thank you, Rick Riordan, for having your Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series consume most of my month!

Anyhow, if anything, Riordan´s books put me just in the mood to give Young Adult -YA- books another go!

So this time around my July TBR list is full of YA novels about summer. love and adventure.

So… What happened to May? Bookworm Problems 101

I had a list! I swear I had a list! I have, in fact, all my 2018 TBR lists per month done! I mean sure before posting said lists sometimes I have to tweak a couple of things here and there -especially when it turns out, the books I wanted to read that month haven´t been released yet-, but for the most part it´s pretty much done!, so… what happened to the May TBR list? Well…

This happened!

 

 

Books Showering this April!

So… I´m still one book behind my March TBR list, but April is already here, therefore though I haven´t finished Into The Water yet, here I am once again with my book list of the month.

This time around since in my country we celebrate children´s day this month and they tell me that apparently in the United States they celebrate siblings they this month… well my April TBR list is all about kids and siblings, so… here we go!

#highlightedMondays.- Three Wishes “Review”

 

Highlighted Mondays is a weekly meme originally hosted and created by Rebeca at “Books and Messy Buns”, that anyone can join.

Since her blog went through some changes and I really like her weekly memes, I asked for her permission to continue with them and… here we are!

All you have to do to participate is:

• Pick up the book you’re currently reading (be it a physical or electronic copy)
• Find a sentence you like (because it’s funny or cute or mysterious or whatever you find interesting)
• Highlight the sentence
• Make a post on your own blog where you share your highlighted sentence and link back to my blog as the host.
• Share the link to your post in the comments’ section here for the book community to see:)

Note: Please refer the creator and of the meme the host (this blog/this post) in your own post and leave a comment down below with a link to your RF so all the participant can have a look and share their thoughts too!

My Highlighted Sentence is:

#randomFridays.- Better Off Friends “Review”

 

Random Fridays is a weekly meme originally hosted and created by Rebeca at “Books and Messy Buns”, that anyone can join.

Since her blog went through some changes and I really liked her weekly memes, I asked for her permission to continue with them and here we are.

Anyhow to participate you just have to do the following:

• Pick up the book you’re currently reading (or read last)
• Go to this random number generator and insert the total amount of pages in your book.
• Generate a random number.
• Open your book on the page with the number you got
• Repeat step 2 and 3 but with the number of lines on that page.
• Your random sentence is the first sentence in the line with the number you got (it doesn’t matter if the sentence starts a few lines before)

Note: Please refer the creator of the meme and the host (this blog/this post) in your own post and leave a comment down below with a link to your RF so all the participant can have a look and share their thoughts too!

My Random Sentence:

I didn´t know if it should comfort me that Levi was as hestiant about the double date as I was