Netgalley Backlog Shame

So I have been a little lax in my reading of netgalley books. So my aim is to have it back up to 80% by the end of this year. I need to read forty eight books in the next six months. 8 netgalley books a month, I can do this (I hope). I may change which books a read each month, depending on my mood.

The books I plan to read in July are:

Lot’s of great looking books on my list, looking forward to reading them. Have you read any of these, are they good?

Happy reading

Emma

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Netgalley Backlog 2

I have gotten no further with my backlog, I have other books to read for other commitments, doing extra shifts at work and trying (and failing) at NaNoWriMo. Hoping it will change soon, but not sure.

I was reading but about half way through I decided I needed a change, it’s good but a little bit dull, will go back to it soon though.  Here is 5 more books that are currently sitting in my backlog.

These all look amazing, cannot wait to read them.

As you can see Netgalley November is not going well for me, will try harder from now on.

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Netgalley Backlog 1

Hi all, so I went a little overboard and asked for too many books when I first joined netgalley. I did not think I would receive any where near as many as I did. I have had a few of them for a while and feel like I am taking too long to read them. (Life gets in the way sometimes). I know there is no time limit but these nice authors and publishers have given me the books to review. Since I cannot just magically find the time to read them all as quickly as I would like, my next best option is to show you which books I have sitting in my pile. And tell you a little about why I am looking forward to reading it. I will only do 5 at a time. Let me know if you have read any of these books or want to read them, clicking the picture will open a new tab to the book’s goodreads page.

I read the first two books in the series and LOVED them. I only stopped reading so I could read other books that were out first and then I did not have time. This world is original and incredibly detailed and clever, this is going to be first on my list when I have the time.

I love dystopian novels and this one looks like it could be one of the better more unique ones out there. I cannot wait to get my hands on it.

Fairytale adaptions are common these days, so it needs to stand out from the pack. Just by looking at this book I think it does, it brings something different to the genre, hopefully that will be shown in the story.

It’s not often I read this kind of book, but I wish I did more. When I find a good one I am enthralled. This one seems to have a touch of fantasy to it too, which will help bridge the divide for me. Looks really good.

I have never read anything like this books before, I have heard it can be hard going and takes a long time to read. I want to give it the time and respect  it deserves.

That’s the first five, at least I have shown I have good taste in books, hopefully their reviews will follow soon.

Until next time, happy reading bookworms.

Emma

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