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A sort of spooky, sort of TBR

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Now you know me, i dont ‘do’ TBR’s coz i’m a mood reader and my mood changes 10 times a day!

But right now that fluid mood is wanting me to read a mix of these books

Three graphic novels;

Bloodlust & Bonnets which is so funny. Its one of those sparsely drawn graphic novels with few words but you get the meaning well enough

Harley Quinn is beautifully drawn and full of action

Giant Days I havent read much of yet, i got this on my iPad with a free trial of Kindle Unlimited.

Annihilation is so good so far, really tense and creepy

The future of another timeline is such an original concept which im enjoying even though its a little heavy going in parts

The Many is a small novella but with a menacing, creepy vibe too which i got from Amazon for just £1.99! Amazing value!

Most of these are so perfect for Halloween too on Thursday!

Let me know if you’ve read any of these

Happy Halloween and Happy All Hallows day too

3 fab books coming in September

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It feels to me to have been a quiet summer for books, certainly ive not come across anything that lights my fire but, come September all that will change.

There are 3 books – most likely more than that in the end – that sound amazing! Two of them are already out in hardback but anyone who knows me, knows that i dislike hardback books with a vengeance so I will always wait for the paperback if I can.

Ive heard loads about Big Magic and i do love a self help type book so that will be fun. Its out on 22nd September.

Cogheart looks and sounds ‘the business’ I mean, look at that cover, its so cool. Its out on 1st September so not that long to wait now and

The Forgettting Time is one I just cannot wait to read. I read the free excerpt that was on Twitter the other day and i was hooked, it sounds so original in its concept. It too is out on 1st September so I may even pre-order those two books so make sure i dont miss ’em.

What books are you looking forward to in September?