April reading wrap-up 🥲

april was such a good month for me! drop some recommendations for may!! #reading #readingwrapup #books #book #booktok #recommendations #bookrecommendations #BookReview #readwithlemon8 #Lemon8Diary

Ok so I’m a little bit late but you know I had to come show you guys what I read last month and how I felt about it. I read 6 books last month and I loved most of them so I’d say it was a pretty good reading month. I’m hoping to read a little more this month but if I don’t end up reading more t

This month felt like a blur ( literally feels like i’ve been in a daze) —I thought I barely read anything. But surprise! This wrap-up proved otherwise. A solid reading month with lots of 4-star hits! Have you read any of these? What did you rate them? Let’s chat in the comments!

This month was a slower month reading-wise with working a lot, but I managed to finish 3 books. This month, I read: •In the Weeds by B.K. Borison 4/5⭐️ •The Midnight Library by Matt Haig 5/5⭐️ (seriously made me think about SO much) •The Inmate by Freida McFadden 5/5⭐️ #lemon8bookclub #lemon

Here’s everything I read in April! Some of these helped me check off letters for my A–Z challenge and score spots on my BINGO card. (Clean copies at the end!) I’m so excited for May—there are so many summery reads I can’t wait to dive into. Which book should I read next? #lemon8bookclub

What a great reading month!!!!! So many good books and new releases! All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham I love reading thrillers on kindle unlimited in between other genres & this one was perfect for that! I was enthralled the whole time & felt it wrapped up nicely. A 3 star

April was a gooodddd reading month! So many 5 stars and a 6 star! #booktok #books #bookreccomendations #aprilwrapup #monthlyread

here's everything I read in April, how I read it, and what I rated it. #readingwrapup #books #yesnomaybe

heres what i read in april! . . . #aprilreads #tbr #lemon8bookclub #booktok #bookrecs #bookrecommendations #BookReview #bookish #tbrlist #april #may

These past weeks haven’t been the best but I can always count on the daily escape in my current book. Here’s Aprils Reading Wrap Up. I read several series so I decided to group them. I’ve been discovered lots of new favorites and great authors, as well as revisiting older favorites. Also had to inc

April was full of twists, ghosts, and Greek tragedy—and I loved almost every second of it! Here’s what I read: 1. The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller – I know this is a beloved favorite, but I struggled to stay hooked through the middle. The beginning and end were strong, but overa