September Wrap 🫶
September Wrap
Only read 5 books last month but 11-22-63 was like 3 books in one 😂 but so worth it! Hope you had a great month too.
QOTD: What was your favorite book last month?
1) 11-22-63 ~ Stephen King
2) The Academy ~ Elin Hilderbrand
3) The Christmas Tree Farm & 4) The Cinnamon Bun Bookstore ~ Laurie Gilmore
5) The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches ~ Sangu Madanna (slow to start and felt nothing really happened until the end)
Reflecting on a month of reading, it's fascinating how some books leave a deep impact, and Stephen King's '11-22-63' certainly stands out as a unique triple-length journey packed with suspense, drama, and historical intrigue. For readers who enjoy immersive storytelling that blends time travel with real historical events, this novel is a perfect choice. Elin Hilderbrand’s 'The Academy' continues to charm fans with her signature blend of family drama and New England settings. Her storytelling often brings warmth and emotional depth, making her books great for readers seeking relatable characters and heartfelt narratives. Laurie Gilmore’s 'The Christmas Tree Farm' and 'The Cinnamon Bun Bookstore' offer cozy escapes into charming holiday atmospheres and small-town life. These stories are ideal for readers who love to feel comforted and transported, especially around the festive seasons. On the other hand, 'The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches' by Sangu Madanna may start slowly, but its unique twist on traditional witch tales and the eventual climax offer a rewarding read for fantasy enthusiasts who appreciate subtle character development. For book lovers tracking their monthly reads, wrap-ups like these not only offer inspiration but also connectedness within the #bookstagram and #BookTok communities. Engaging in these discussions can introduce you to hidden gems and deepen your appreciation of different genres. What was your favorite read last month? Sharing your thoughts can open doors to new literary adventures and connections.




































































