Happy Wednesday!
Well I don’t know about you, but this past month I literally read books, did home workouts/walked, watched TV & cooked. So I apologize in advance for the longer then normal reading recap, I’m bored okay. Also, I think I might have hit an all time personal record here with the number of books I read in one month, I don’t think i’ve ever been able to hit the double digits.

I got pretty darn ahead on my reading this month, thanks to being cooped on up still, & thank goodness for e-reading library loans. Again, reading is really hard on an iPad still but it’s been something I’ve had to get used to, I think this month I’ll finally invest in a Kobo since I’ve been debating it for a while now & well it seems like it’ll be worth it overall, plus I don’t think those over heat in the sun like an iPad would …… I don’t know, I gotta keep thinking on this one.

So with April coming to an end, here is my April Reading Recap & current TBR list!

2020 Reading Challenge
– 27/50

Currently Reading:
Where’d You Go Burnadette by Maria Semple

Completed in April:

• Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman
• City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert
• The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
• Would Like to Meet by Rachel Winters
• Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
• The Bride Test by Helen Hoang
• Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey
• Love Her or Leave Her by Tessa Bailey
• Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting
• The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa

My Thoughts:

• Something in the Water: I don’t even know where to start, this book honestly frustrated the hell out of me more than anything, which sucks because I was so darn excited to read it. Like I don’t even know where to begin, other than the main character had no common sense & it literally just irked me the wrong way. It was a good book just something about it & maybe again her lack of common sense, just stressed me out too much.
• City of Girls: So I wrote a whole things about this & then apparently it didn’t save, so I’m trying my best to remember… I did like this book, I found it really interesting that it was in the form of a letter to someone & basically recapped this older woman’s life & everything that happened along the way. I think it could have been a little shorter but it was definitely interesting!
• The Kiss Quotient: Another day, another predictable rom-com. I guess you might have realized I like loosing myself in these books by now. It was definitely predictable but it was cute. Our main character also was great, I liked how she wasn’t just an odd girl out or anything like we usually get, she was a hard working woman who was autistic, which made things harder for her. The messaging was a breath of fresh air as well, if someone loves you, they’ll love you for you! It was a nice, light & easy read as well! I can’t wait to read the next instalment in the series.
• Would Like to Meet: So this was a cute book, I liked how they brought up all the ‘meet cutes’ from romance movies. It was pretty predictable, which sort of sucked but it was an easy & light read!
• Daisy Jones & The Six: OH MY GOD. So this book was literally amazing & I couldn’t put it down. I don’t even know what else to say other then I loved it & I just loved it.
• The Bride Test: So obviously after reading the first book ‘The Kiss Quotient’ I tackled the second in the series, it was definately not what I expected but it was a good book overall.
• Fix Her Up: So I’ve been wanting to read this for a while, it seemed like a fun read, & boy was it addicting. I literally couldn’t put it down once I started & it was also just a little way to darn cute. Plus it wasn’t as predictable as these books normally are.
• Love Her or Leave Her: Obviously after reading ‘Fix Her Up‘ & not being able to put Tessa Baileys book down, I tackled the second in the series & again like the first book in the series I just couldn’t put it down. There was something about it that literally just kept me going & yes, I tackled it in a mere few hours.
• Good Luck Charm: So this was honestly a super adorable book, I liked how it was about high school sweethearts that broke up & reconnected. The backstory kept it interesting as well! I have really come to like Helena Huntings writing & stories during this time. Also, it was a light & easy read that I literally read in a few hours, she really kept me hooked!
• The Worst Best Man: Uh, where do I begin. I really wasn’t a fan of this book, I wanted to love it but I just couldn’t. To maker matters worse I also just couldn’t get into it & it took me a whole lot longer to get through than I would have wanted.

TBR List or as I like to call it the ‘what’s unread on my bookshelf list’:
* Again not being read in any order, crossing out books as I read

• The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien
• Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen
• The New Rules of Work by Alexandra Cavoulacos & Kathryn Minshew
• Waging Heavy Peace by Neil Young
• Special Deluxe by Neil Young
• Rich People Problems by Kevin Kwan
• What Happens in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
• The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger
• The Mister by E.L James
• Angel by Jason Calacanis

Have you read anything worth recommending?
Let me know in the comments, I’m seriously looking for books to occupy my time!!!

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