The Dark Chorus by Ashley Meggitt is one of those books that will take you on a ride from start to finish. You follow The Boy as he looks to save his mothers lost soul, helping his friends he meets along the way. However, do not think this a cute YA book about a boy making friends and learning to find his place in the world, The Dark Chorus quickly shows its hands as a gruesome horror that takes you on a trip through other worlds, ritual killings and child abuse.
My TBR is always growing, and I have been intrigued by all the below authors, who I will be adding to my TBR now! Let me know of any other Asian authors I should check out.
I have read some amazing books by Asian authors over the last few years, so I wanted to share them with anyone looking for more authors for their TBR.
Whoops, apparently I forgot to do an April TBR, or any wrapups recently. It's safe to say I had a terrible reading month in April, so lets just move on and start afresh! This month is the Asian Readathon hosted by With Cindy. My plan is to read the below books, if I have any time after I want to finish some of the books I've started this year and not finished.
I'm very excited to take part in the ACMC (Animal Companian, mythical creatures) readathon, along with the Tis the Damn Readathon this month! So let's get into it.
I recently put together my wrap up of my January reads, all of which I review on Goodreads, Storygraph and my Instagram highlights. I picked a quote I liked from each book for my Instagram reviews and wanted to share them below.
January was a hectic month for me, including reading 11 books. So, lets check out the stats!
This TBR for February is a huge stack, however alot are audiobooks, or short stories, so I'm positive I will make a dent.
With so many books in my TBR already, I have selected a few more to add to my list from the 2021 upcoming releases. What are you looking forward to reading?
I read an staggering 128 books in 2020 (that I remembered to add to Good Reads), over that amount I read some fantastic books, some awful ones, and some that will live rent free in my head forever! As such I thought it would be fun to do the End of Year Survey by Perpetual Page Turner.