December is always a glorious month for reading - time off from work, chilly weather outside, perfect conditions to sink into a warm sofa and read read read.
May, 2019: Graham Norton’s ‘Holding’. In Review.
I'm back! A bit delayed, but I did manage to finish a book by Graham Norton in May - here's my review.
April, 2019 – Iain Banks’ ‘Use of Weapons’. In Review.
I have not been reading this since January! It's been about a month, and I'm finished. Magic.
March, 2019: Iain M Banks’, ‘Use of Weapons’. An Introduction.
Another month, another Iain M Banks book. I'll switch to something else soon, I promise!
January, 2019: Iain Banks’ ‘Player of Games’. In Review.
A little late to the game (ha, the pun!) this month due to holidays, but I have been reading! I have! And whadda book I have read. Tip top.
December, 2018: Iain Banks’ ‘Consider Phlebas’. In Review.
December was a good month for reading. Maybe I should just stick with sci-fi?
November, 2018: Iain M Banks’, ‘Consider Phlebas’. Not in Review.
I got sidetracked this month, but I achieved something beautiful.
November, 2018: Iain Banks’, ‘Consider Phlebas’. An Introduction.
For the month of November I will be reading Iain Banks' 'Consider Phlebas'. I am so, so excited! I haven't read a book by Banks for a solid number of years now. Totally into it.
September, 2018: Sam McColl’s ‘Call Billy’. In Review.
A little late this month as I spent the previous weekend on a trip with family - but I had a great book by my side!
September, 2018: Sam McColl’s ‘Call Billy’. An Introduction.
I'm back on the bandwagon - this month? Sam McColl's 'Call Billy'.
A Month in Pages 