Hello guys! How has your day been? Well I found out that I did pretty well in both my Physics and maths tests and that the book Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde might be a little bit more twisted than I thought it would be. Anyway, I am here to start this monthly post open to everyone about book recommendations!
Now, I don’t know about you but (I’m feeling twenty two)- even though I have so many books on my TBR list, I often don’t know what book I should read half the time. I don’t like feeling that I am missing out on some good books, so I was thinking that I could make this post just for people to put books that they have read and loved in the comments so other people can discover that book.
It’s a simple idea I think, just put the book, author and genre down in a comment and tell me why you love it. It won’t just be beneficial for me, but for other fellow bloggers as well.
To kick off the conversation, here is a question: Should I read How Kill A Mockingbird immediately?
I have been thinking about reading this book for a while, but so many new releases have come out, it just keeps getting pushed back. But should it?
Have your say down below and I’ll write soon!
-Astra
Hehe, I totally get what you mean by not being able to pick out a new book. I have over 1,000 books on my TBR, but every time I go to the bookstore I seriously stress out because there’s too many good books to choose from! 😄
I read To Kill a Mockingbird a few years ago and absolutely loved it. It’s an amazing, well-written book, but if you’re a mood reader like me, you definitely need to be in the right mood for it. So if you’re looking for something fast-paced or gripping, this book probably isn’t for you at the moment.
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Yes yes that’s exactly me! And then I start getting frustrated with myself that I can’t just pick up one bloody book in a store full of amazing ones!
Hmm I see I see, maybe I should push that buy until November then because I still have some books to read for October-so no rush.
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To Kill A Mockingbird is phenomenal, I read it almost two years ago and I can still remember how good it was until now. I don’t really know if it’s your type of book, but for me I really loved it ☺️
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