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My 2020 Reading Challenge – Books 31-35

Some of these books were sent for the purpose of review – these will be clearly marked. This post also contains affiliate links.

Here’s a brief look at what I’ve been reading lately…

Better Late Than Never by Emma Mahony – 4/5 (Copy sent for review)

This was an interesting read about the author’s late diagnosis with ADHD, how it has affected her life and a look into the condition itself. You can read my full review here but simply put, I really enjoyed it. You can buy the book here {affiliate link}.

The 20% Rule: How To Ensure Your Small Business Is Safe, Sustainable & Profitable by Catherine Gladwyn – 5/5

As a VA myself, I was really interested in this book by Catherine and it really reinforced to me that I should know my worth. She offers some fantastic insight to rates, income and so much more. Definitely a must read for anyone thinking about starting a small business. You can buy the book here {affiliate link}.

One To Watch by Kate Stayman-London – 3/5 (ARC sent for review)

Due for release in January 2021, the premise of this book really intrigued me as a blogger myself. I quite enjoyed this but couldn’t give it more than three stars. Here is the review I added to Netgalley for the book:

I had really high hopes for this book and really enjoyed many of the characters however I found it left me a little flat. It was fairly obvious who Bea was meant to be with from the outset and who she was going to end up with so I felt the ending fell a little short.

Some of the characters were really lovely – I really liked Sam and Wyatt – and others were utterly horrific. I think this was a good commentary on plus size people in the media/public eye but I would have loved to see something a little more from it unfortunately.

You can buy the book here {affiliate link}.

Sherlock Holmes & The Ripper of Whitechapel by M.K Wiseman – 5/5 (Copy sent for review)

Quite a few of you caught my recent review and you might have guessed by the star rating that I absolutely loved it! Mixing two things I like to read about, Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper, this was a fascinating read. You can buy the book here {affiliate link}.

Spider Hunting by K.J McGillick – 4/5 (Copy sent for review)

Finally we have Spider Hunting which I also recently reviewed. This was a fast paced and thrilling legal read and I really enjoyed getting to know the character of Asia and the relationships she had with certain characters. I would love to see more from her as a character. You can buy the book here {affiliate link}.

It has been another review heavy round-up again and the next one will be too as I’ve got quite a few review copies to get through…someone take my Netgalley account away from me!!

What have you been reading lately?

6 thoughts on “My 2020 Reading Challenge – Books 31-35

  1. Pippa Ainsworth says:

    Quite an eclectic mix there! I’m currently reading Beartown by Fredrick Backman and really enjoying it

  2. I love discovering new books, I like Goodreads website for inspiration

  3. All of these books sound really great. I would love to read One to Watch. I have been looking out for some new books to read.

  4. Louise Smith says:

    I loved reading books, but when my daughter was born, I just didn’t have the time, now I’m back working full time and spending 3 hours a day driving to work/school run is hard. I’ve downloaded a couple to read on holiday, but then it got cancelled. It may have to be my New Years resolution!

  5. Rachel Craig says:

    Book reviews, appropriate timing :- As more time spent indoors, possibly more time for an enjoyable read.

  6. Jazz Tattersall says:

    I’ve been reading Pyschology journals :’(

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