I’ve read five books (since 19th December) and have so far managed to review three of them, I hope to review the other two soon (click on the links below the images to read my reviews).Įvery Time a Bell Rings by Carmel Harrington Yesterday, I posted about My Most Anticipated Books of 2016, where I shared some of the books I’m most excited about reading when they’re released this year. I also shared the 2015 Year in Reviewpost that WordPress emailed to me. My Favourite Ten Books of 2015, which was so hard to compile as I’ve read so many great books this year. My Christmas Novel Recommendations, where I shared my favourite Christmas reads of 2015. I am planning to post regular posts from now on though, they just won’t be daily as they were before. As a result of illness I barely blogged in December and I’m not going to be back at full blogging speed for a while yet. I’m still not 100% well and due to my physio schedule becoming more intensive I’m exhausted and in increased amounts of pain a lot of the time and reading is near impossible when I feel like that. My reading pace has slowed down massively since I was poorly at the start of December. I last did a weekly wrap up post on 19th December so I’m going to use this post to recap all that has happened since then. It’s really not an understatement to say that starting this blog has changed my life already. I never expected that people would read my reviews or follow my blog, and I never knew that I would make genuine friends as a result of becoming a book blogger.

Starting this blog was one of the best things I did in 2015. It’s time for my first weekly wrap up of 2016! Firstly, I’d like to take the time to say a huge thank you to everyone who has helped and supported me as I found my feet in the book blogging world, I am more grateful than I can say.

Jihadi by Yusuf Toropov