Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog! Today I’m coming at you with an update of how my reading has been going for the last couple of weeks, which is to say that it hasn’t, so I’m doing this in the hopes that talking about books I’m excited about will motivate me to actually pick up a book that isn’t for Uni.
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The Flatshare
I’m currently reading The Flatshare and I’m gonna be honest I haven’t hit the 100-page mark yet but so far I’m really not loving this. I honestly think the writing is throwing me off at the moment, but maybe once I’m further into it, it won’t bother me so much??? I’m mostly okay with Tiffy’s pov, but Leon’s character is written really strangely, like a list without the bullet points. He’s sort of written as a robot, like, he doesn’t use full sentences in his head and it’s really weird. BUT, I have heard great things about this book so I am really hoping that I’ll get used to the writing and I’ll end up loving this one!
Fix Her Up | ★★★☆☆
I was really excited to read this one but unfortunately, I really didn’t like it. I don’t know exactly what it was that I didn’t enjoy about this but I really liked the first half, but not the second half as much, and I definitely wasn’t a fan of the ending. I think I might pick up more of Tessa Bailey’s books in the future, just not the rest of this series, most likely.
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The Cuckoo’s Calling, The Tempest, Clockwork Prince
The next book I’m hoping to get to is The Cuckoo’s Calling because technically I’ve already started this and my review is scheduled to go up at the end of the month, so I should probably finish reading it, right?
After that, I’m planning on reading The Tempest and Clockwork Prince hopefully before this time next week! (my review of Clockwork Prince should go up early October, for anyone curious.)
WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN READING RECENTLY?
WHAT SHOULD I READ NEXT?
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allonsythornraxx 
I’ve never heard of the flat share but it does sound like a very strange writing format, I really like the sound of the synopsis though. It might have to be one I try out. Great list 💕
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It was a fun book and I definitely recommend it but the writing style might take a bit of time to get used to! ❤
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I heard the flat share was quite fun, sad to hear you’re not loving it so far!
I’m about to start summer of salt and I’m listening to truly devious!
Enjoy your reading!
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I did end up enjoying it, though the writing threw me off for a while!
Ooh, I’m hoping to read Truly Devious early next year! Did you enjoy it?
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Yes I was very surprised by how much I liked it!
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I’m glad! 💕💕
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I totally get what you’re saying about The Flatshare! Leon’s pov was a little hard to get into. It took me a while to get used to it, but once I did I ended up enjoying the book. Good luck with your reading!
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Leon’s pov was so strange! I wonder why she chose to do it like that and why the editors thought it was a good idea!
I did end up getting used to it and I did enjoy the book!
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I just want to marvel at how you manage to read one book at a time. Teach me your ways!
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Haha, I usually read one of two at a time, otherwise, I get overwhelmed!
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I had the same issue with the Flatshare! I did warm up to Leon’s character a bit more once we got to see how much effort he extends to make sure the patients are cared for well. I hope you end up enjoying it more! 🙂 Jen
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I also warmed up to him but it really threw me off at first!
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