Things are still a bit crazy in the world, aren’t they? The UK has completed two full months of lockdown, and restrictions are starting to be relaxed. I have to admit that I think it’s too soon, and I’ll still be cautious as I’m wary of a second wave. We’ll see – I hope I’m being overly cautious…
May was much improved from a blogging perspective at least, and I think I’ve got my mojo back! 😎 I posted eight reviews, of which the stand out reads for me were:
- Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
- The Waiting Rooms by Eve Smith
- The Secrets of Strangers by Charity Norman
I also reviewed:
- Goldilocks by Laura Lam
- The Warehouse by Rob Hart
- The Viral Storm by Nathan Wolfe
- The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman
- The Mist by Ragnar Jónasson
I also posted A Love Letter to Hay Festival, in which I got a little sentimental about missing one of my favourite bookish events of the year. I have to commend the organisers on a magnificent digital festival though – it was superb, and almost as good as being there. May also saw my fifth blogiversary – which I’m still a little astounded by – and I posted my planned reads for this year’s 20 Books of Summer.
TBR Watch
My TBR pile is coming down nicely, which would be more impressive if it hadn’t increased in recent months. I now have exactly the same number of unread books as I did at the start of the year… 😕 Still, I have almost read all of my books purchased prior to this year!
Glad you’ve got your blogging mojo back xx
Me too, Nicki, me too x