Hi, everyone! Here’s just a lil list of what I read this past month.
1. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
⭐⭐⭐⭐ .5
4.5/5 stars
I really enjoyed Catching Fire; more so than The Hunger Games, I think. It was really great!
Tag: Catching Fire
REVIEW #25 | “Catching Fire” (The Hunger Games #2) (Audiobook)
Title: “Catching Fire”
Author: Suzanne Collins
Length of Audiobook: 11 hours 41 minutes (9 CDs)
Narrator: Carolyn McCormick
Synopsis (from back of CD case):
“Katniss Everdeen continues to struggle to protect herself and her family from the Capitol in this second novel from the best-selling Hunger Games trilogy.”
Trigger/Content warnings for the novel:
- violence
- blood
- character death
- execution
- PTSD symptoms
- vomiting/emetophobia
- disordered eating
- alcoholism
Representation in the novel:
- mental illness (PTSD)
- disability (prosthetic limb)
- black characters
- non-black characters of color
⭐⭐⭐⭐ .5
4.5/5 stars
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MONTHLY TBR #6 | September 2018
So, if you’ve read my August 2018 wrap-up, you would know that I finished zero books last month. It was partly due to a reading slump and partly because it was just a really busy month for me, and I couldn’t give nearly as much time as I wanted to reading. I’m hoping once I get back into school (omg, it’s my last year of undergrad, wtf), I can make up a schedule for both reading and keeping up on my blog. Because of that, I’m going to try and keep it light this month.
1. “Catching Fire” by Suzanne Collins (audiobook)
I’m pretty sure this has been on my “currently reading” shelf since July…well, let’s see if I can finish it this month. I only have about nine hours left on the audiobook? So I should be able to.
MONTHLY TBR #4 | July 2018
I hereby dedicate this month to all the library books I took out at once… Which means those are pretty much going to be the entirety of my July TBR.
1. The Brightsiders by Jen Wilde
Saw this at my library, and decided to pick it up. I’m always down for some bi girl rep, so when I saw my library had this on the YA New Release shelf, I wanted to snag it. I guess it’s also a way to distract myself until Queens of Geek comes back so I can read that, too.
