July Wrap Up [2017]

Hi babes! I hope you’re well and having a great start to the week.
Today I bring you my July Wrap Up, where I tell you about everything I’ve read during the month. This month I read 5 books and unfortunately I’ve DNF 1, I hate don’t finish books, but I really wasn’t feeling it at that time, anyway, maybe I’ll try again some time, but I’ll see.
I was hoping to read more, in fact I had the time to do it, but I’ve really been feeling with a kind of reading slump, anyway I didn’t want to press myself because I know it would be even worse and I would end up not enjoying the readings, but with luck the books I’m currently reading will take me out of that place.
I have very different feelings from one book to another, within everyone I have read, so it will be interesting
I am currently reading an Arc of NetGalley which is Odd & True by Cat Winters and another book of my choice that is A Dog’s Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron, and I’m enjoying both very much so I’m very excited to talk to you about it very soon .So without further ado we start with this month’s Wrap Up.

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Netgalley Arcs

I’ve really enjoyed this one and it has been one of those good surprises that I have had this month, the whole theme about time travel caught me a lot so I decided, for that reason, to read it and I’m very happy that I have done it.
It’s located in a great place as it’s a Medieval England, which I found so great!. It’s also described as a retelling of Robin Hood so if you like that, probably also this book

No Good Deed by Kara Connolly (4/5 Stars) REVIEW HERE

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The Plank’s Law is a short book, more like a novel, but with a great content, touchs sensitive subjects like depression and terminal illnesses. It’s follows a boy who has only a few months of life left so he decides to live every day like the last one, and you can see how that affects his life and his family’s, has been a very good reading,’ve enjoy the characters a lot and the meaning of the book is very deep so I really recommend it, especially in this time that many of you are participating in Read-a-Thons and that kind of challenges, is a book of 179 pages that is really worth reading

Plank’s Law by Lesley Choyce (4/5 Stars) REVIEW HERE

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DNF & Unpopular Opinion

This is the one that I haven’t finished, and I feel so bad for it because I love the first one, but I wasn’t really feeling it and I knew that if I finished it anyway I would give it a very bad note and it wouldn’t be fair, anymay I would like to give it one more chance at some point when I’ll feel with the desire to continue with the trilogy, even so I can’t deny that the world of Sara Raash has create is absolutely wonderful

Ice Like Fire (Snow Like Ashes #2) by Sara Raasch (DNF)

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I was hoping that this book would leave me in awe, because I had only heard incredible things and the hype surrounding it is immense. Well, it didn’t work for me, I find it extremely confusing and it made a mess with my head. It’s a shame because I really hoped to love it , but I was very lost and ended up making a great effort to finish it

Truthwitch (The Witchlands #1) by Susan Dennard (2/5 Stars) REVIEW HERE

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Those Writing Styles!

OMG this book! Is one of the most adorable I’ve read, now I understand why so many people told me I had to read it, it was fun and amotional, the characters are incredible and so well developed. As I say up here, the writing style is great, it’s light and super easy to read, so I’m very excited to read something more by the author.
I recommend Smon Vs. so much!, now that the movie is going to come out I think it’s the ideal time to finally give it a chance if you haven’t done it already, I know that if you enjoy a good contemporary, you’ll love this one

Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli (4.5/5 Stars) REVIEW HERE

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Again, the WRITING STYLE !. It’s so beautiful, so graphic and luminous, these descriptions can only be created by the great Mafi, I love her and I haven’t been disappointed with this book, the plot is very entertaining and the main character, Alice, is hilarious, so extroverted and independent to just be a little girl is really admirable and was a great fantasy reading that I would recommend to anyone and more if you enjoy the Middle Grade

Furthermore (Furthermore) by Tahereh Mafi (4/5 Stars) REVIEW HERE

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What has been your favorite reading of the month?

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