What I read in July

Tracking your reading can enhance your experience, and one tool that readers are loving is Bookmory. This app allows you to meticulously log your books — from e-books to audiobooks — and capture details like pages read, time spent, and even gives you the ability to rate with half-star increments. In July, I revisited 'Fourth Wing' and 'Iron Flame', both rated five stars, indicating that they are truly stand-out reads. If you’re a fan of fantasy, these titles come highly recommended for their world-building and character development. Additionally, I dived into 'Ruthless Vows', which garnered a solid 3.5 stars; it’s a gripping read but may not appeal to everyone depending on your taste in storytelling. Don’t overlook 'The Hunting Party' and 'The Book of Cold Cases', both worth consideration if you enjoy thrillers and mysteries. Starting new books is always an exciting part of reading. I’m currently delving into 'Fire & Blood'—a deep dive into the Targaryen family lore—and 'A Talent for Murder', which promises gripping suspense. If you're looking for engaging content, explore hashtags like #Booktok, #reading, and #bookrecommendations to connect with a community of passionate readers. Whether you’re using Bookmory or any other tracking methods, keeping a reading log can greatly enhance not only your reading habits but also your reviews and recommendations for others. Happy reading!