
It’s another “monthly” wrap-up covering two months, as I didn’t really read enough during September to warrant the effort of writing a post. October improved, even as I was madly scrabbling to finish my last book to make it count for this month.
SEPTEMBER READING:
- Sleep No More by Ellie Marney (YA crime – 4 stars – review) (read August, reviewed September)
- Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (gothic horror – 3 stars – review) (read August, reviewed September)
- The Blood Countess (Pandora English #1) by Tara Moss (YA urban fantasy – 3 stars – review)
- Holiday Brew (Belladonna U #2) by Tansy Rayner Roberts (urban fantasy – 4 stars – review)
- The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern (historical fantasy – 4 stars – re-read, no review)
OCTOBER READING:

- People of Abandoned Character by Clare Whitfield (historical fiction – 4 stars – review)
- Veiled War by Celine Jeanjean (steampunk fantasy – 5 stars – review)
- Future Girl by Asphyxia (YA contemporary/sci-fi – 5 stars – review)
- Itβs Been a Pleasure, Noni Blake by Claire Christian (contemporary romance/comedy – 5 stars – review)
- Lovely War by Julie Berry (historical/magical realism – 4 stars β not intending to review)
- Coraline by Neil Gaiman (MG horror- 2 stars β not intending to review)
BOOKTUBE:
I have a YouTube channel where I promote Australian books using the hashtag #AusReads, and also indulge my compulsion for signing up to readathons. Here are the latest videos:
FAVOURITE BOOKISH PHOTO:
I didn’t post any bookish photos in September, so have a couple from October:


You can see all my bookish photos (plus some RL as well) on my Instagram.
CURRENTLY READING:
Physical book: Harlequin’s Riddle by Rachel Nightingale. I have to admit this hasn’t really grabbed me, but I’m about two thirds of the way through and I plan to finish it.
Ebook: Nothing on the go at the moment.
Audio book: Doing Time by Jodi Taylor… i have to admit I’m less than an hour in and I already have a few issues with the writing style, but I’m giving it a bit more of a chance before I write it off.
PLANNING TO READ NEXT:

Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta has been on my monthly TBRs for a while now but this is the month it definitely gets read! Promise!
What are you reading? π

You make me want to reread The Night Circus now! The descriptions are so wonderful and I wouldn’t mind experiencing the story all over again. Here’s to a great November! xx
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It was lovely! I read the audio book last time, and this time I was reading it in print. But the images in my head were exactly the same. The descriptions are really so vivid!
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