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Curious to learn what books I read last month? If yes, keep reading.

Another month, another book wrap up. Let's go straight to the books. 😄

Well, I think that it comes as no surprise that I share my January Book Wrap up late, but this time I have a good excuse; I had to wait for the results of my winter term to be released because this post was part of one of my assignments and I wanted to be extremely easy for the examiners to find it. So now that the grades have been announced -I could have done better, but I am satisfied with my grade- I can finally share the great books I read last month.

This is the last post about issues concerning 2020, I promise. But I couldn't not talk about the books I read in December. They are not many, but they are beautiful. 

I know that I'm very late for November's book wrap up, but I didn't have much time to read. And unfortunately, the last book that I picked to read in November took me a long time to finish. Nevertheless, I'm here now and I have three awesome books to talk about. 

I am late. Again. But I have only great books to present to you today. So, I will just cut to the chase right away.

September was a busy month for me with a lot of difficulties and new experiences, and this is why I did not have much time to read or to write. So, although I don't have a lot of books to talk about with you today, I would still like to share my comments on them. As for the reasons for my absence from the blog and my limited reading of literature, they will all be explained at my next post 😏

The first month of autumn has just come, but I'm here to talk to you about the 4 amazing books I read in August. If you are a fan of thriller books, you should definitely keep reading!

I was really excited for the previous month's wrap up; I loved all the books I read and I noticed that the covers were all beautiful, which is an added bonus for the reading experience. So, let's go on with the books themselves right away.

Happy July! Before listing the books I read last month, I have to remind you about the Reading Nobel Winner Authors for A Week post because I won't mention those books here as I have already expressed my thoughts on them at that post. So, let's see what else I read in June.

As I shared at my May 2020 Favourites post, I was stressed in May because I submitted a scholarship application. This stress hindered my motivation to read. However, I did some reading, and I'm here to share the books I read with you.

To be honest, that month wasn't the best for me book-wise. Although the books I read were interesting, I wasn't blown away by them, which made my reading speed and my excitement to read decrease a bit. However, these books are worth sharing as the reason that I didn't enjoy them that much has to do with my personal reading preferences.

A new section about a topic that I'm very passionate about is finally introduced to the blog. From now on, every month I'm going to share with you all the books I read the previous month. I have to be honest and say from the beginning that you shouldn't expect any crazy number; I usually read 3 to 5 books a month. So, I'm going to stop with this introductory blab and just talk about the books I read in March.

I'm really sorry for not posting for so long but I was studying for my finals. But now that my exams ended, be ready for the posts that are coming up!  I thought that it would be better to start my posting spree on the recently added category in this blog, which is -as you have probably guessed- the books of the month. So, with no further due let's see what books I read the period I was gone. 

This is going to be a new section on my blog, in which I am going to list the books I read the previous month. Because I am a postgraduate student in English Language and Literature I have a lot of reading to do. But this is always a good thing! However, not all of the books mentioned are read by me because I had to for my courses. On the contrary, I read most of them because I love literature. And I hope that you will love it too or you will love it more by reading the following books.