So, what seems like a crazily long time ago, I started looking for a summer reading challenge. I’d seen some that looked really fun, but all the ones I found had already started or had too many categories (I’m painfully aware I basically started it in August). So I thought: why not do one myself?
Some brilliant accounts also did the challenge, and I’ll link how they did at the bottom. Make sure to check them out 🙂
Surprisingly, I managed to do eight out of nine categories. My plan had been to borrow ‘Dune’ by Frank Herbert from my Dad (there’s a reason it was in the classics category), and then the library, but there’s been a delay because, you know, pandemic. It’s officially October now, and I can’t really pretend it’s still summer as I sit typing in two hoodies. Sadly. So, here’s how I got on!

My Reviews
Some of these I loved (I think Harrow the Ninth is one of my all time favourites). Others… not so much.
The End of An Era: Death Sets Sail by Robin Stevens
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
Clap When You (Don’t) Land by Elizabeth Acedevo
Leah On the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
Clary Fray is Not My Bae: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
Badass Bone Nuns: Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
Everyone Should Read I Wish You All the Best by Mason Deaver
Other Accounts
Congrats! Looks like a fun challenge!
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Thanks! 🥳
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Good job! ❤️ I loved Clap When you Land and Leah on the Offbeat! Thanks for the mention! 🙃
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No problem – they were some amazing books
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You did great! I’ll post mine next week and link to yours. 🙂
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I’m looking forward to it!
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Great to hear you liked Harrow the Ninth so much, still need to read that one!
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It’s amazing, I’d definitely recommend it!!
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