Posted by Hello Readers! This month felt long with many sleepless night and some frustrating WiFi issues with my slow laptop and mobile data. I so need new laptop and I hope sale arrives soon. COVID-19 positivity rate is high in Hyderabad and they are talking of another lock down in few days. Hospitals don’t have ventilators and oxygen cylinders. My husband fears if something happened to us we wouldn’t get treatment here and thinking we should fly back to our hometown at my parents’ home. There too cases are more and but at least we have doctors in family. We haven’t decided anything yet but if we are going we will leave in first week of August and will return, maybe, in Dec. And if not, still we will visit our hometown but in Nov and come back after Christmas.
Reading stats:
Books Read : 9 (Actually 9.75! Still need to read last 100 pages of Cometh the hour)
Pages Read : 3018
Reviews written : 8
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Books Read:
Love is What You Bake of it (Meraki #1) by Effie Kammenou — [Review] ★★★★★ / / Romance / / entertaining and heart warning love story with beautiful setting, interesting characters and lots of mouthwatering confection.
No Signal (iMe, #2) by Jem Tugwell — [Review] ★★★★★ / / Dystopia, futuristic sci-fi / / brilliant, thought provoking, and impressive sci-fi thriller with realistic characters and intimidating world.
Any Day With You by Mae Respicio — [Review] ★★★★★ / / Middle Grade / / heartwarming, charming, lovely, and a perfect middle grade story with multigenerational Filipino family and culture.
Episodic Sleep Disorders by E.L. Haines — [Review] ★★★★☆ / / Mystery / / quick, intriguing, dark mystery with vivid description and eerie setting. I recommend this book to fans of short stories.
From the Shadows (Monica Kennedy #1) by G.R. Halliday — [Review] ★★★★☆ / / Crime Fiction / / compelling, dark and interesting Scottish Noir with many twist and turns.
The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner — [Review] ★★★★★ / / Historical Fiction / / simple yet beautiful, lovely and refreshing historical fiction with amazing characters and setting.
Say Yes Summer by Lindsey Roth Culli — [Review] ★★★★☆ / / YA Contemporary / / fluffy, feel good, enjoyable, cute and coming of age YA contemporary with lovable characters.
Ghosts of Harvard by Francesca Serritella — [Review] ★★★★★ / / Mystery / / deep, impactful, powerful, and thought-provoking mystery with great characters, philosophical writing and eye-opening history, and honest and raw representation of grief, loss and mental illness.
Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust / / Fantasy / / Amazing world building based on Persian mythology and interesting characters.
My Favorite books of the month:
In July I’m going to read 5 another NetGalley books and 4 books for tour.
I hope you enjoyed this post. Let me know in comments if you have read any of these book and which was your favorite book of the month.
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Thank you!
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I hope July would bring more sleep! And you sure have an hard decision to make, but I hope you will be safe!!
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Thank you! I bit hesitant and partly don’t want to go.
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Great post
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The Jane Austen Society sounds so good. I hope to read it soon. 🙂
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I hope you enjoy it too. 🙂
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I’m sorry to hear about the COVID situation in your region. I do hope that the solution for you and your family will be easy and quick. Stay safe and happy reading, Yesha! 🙂
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Thanks Lashaan! We have a month to take decision so I hope things get under control.
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Stay safe and happy reading to you too. 🙂
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Well you had a good month in spite of conditions but sorry the covid situation has become so dire. With a little one in the house, critical for you both to stay safe. Waiting on conditions to improve is truly nerve wracking. The best of luck to you and family, Yesha.
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Thank you! I know it’s going to take time but I hope conditions don’t worsen than it already is.
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Dudette, I just glanced through your stats and I must say, you are definitely doing something right! Nice job.
and best of luck in deciding what to do. Times are indeed unsettled.
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Thank you! It is tough decision but one thing is clear, we need change sooner or later.
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I’m sorry the covid situation is so bad where you are- stay safe ❤
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It’s shocking how cases keep increasing even after so much care and awareness. Thank you and stay safe.
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I’m so sorry that the situation in your hometown is getting so bad that you might have to temporarily move. The numbers are getting higher in the US too, and it’s just a nightmare! Stay safe!!
~ Corina | The Brown Eyed Bookworm
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It’s really upsetting. I hope it gets under control and people understand and take care more. I have heard some are organizing COVID party in world. What kind of stupid people they are!
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