Last year, I set myself a goal of reading 50 books. I smashed it! I read a total of 54 books during 2016, which was really good going for me! I have set myself a goal of 50 books to read this year. I will be sharing my book list in another blog post so please do look out for that. I'm always open to book suggestions, too. What was the best book you've read recently? Let me know in the comments.


This is my book list for January 2017.

• The Couple Next Door by  Shari Lapena 
• Where She Went by Gayle Foreman (The sequal to 'If I stay') 
• The Sun Is Also A star by Nicola Yoon 
• Haunted Liverpool 1 by Tom Slemen 

A couple of those books I received for Christmas. I can't wait to get back into reading. I feel like I haven't read for a while because I only managed 2 books in December and I honestly can't even remember what books they were. It seems like so long ago.

What's on your 'To Be Read' list?

Sarah xXx

I set myself a goal to read fifty books this year. I'll be honest, I thought that goal was slightly ambitious of me. However, I have read a total of forty six books this year. I only have four books to go before I meet my target, which I know I'll do easily and then some too... Hopefully. I've read many different genres and styles of stories but in October, I am going to (try - Being the keyword) and stick with spooky, creepy stories because it's October and October means HALLOWEEN! 
I wrote a blog post on how I make time to read, so if you're looking for tips on how to read more, please do head over and check that out here.



The Ocean At The End Of The Lane by Neil Gaiman.
I picked this book up in a charity shop. (Nice find!) 
This book has been recommended to me by a friend and I've seen it floating around on YouTube as a recommended read for October as it's quite creepy in places.




Penpal by Dathan Auderbach
I don't know much about this book but it was recommended from... I am not quite sure but it Fantasy/paranormal/Thriller genre and sounds like a good read for October. 




Your House is on Fire, Your Children Have Gone by Stefan Kiebye 
This book is horror/historical fiction and sounds right up my street! It's quite a short read of only 198 pages! 



 Coraline by Neil Gaiman 

This book is a recommended read, my friend Laura from Laura in bookish land recommended I read this book and it is on just about every creepy book list there is! This sounds like the perfect read for October.

Those are the books I'd really like to read during October. They're mostly short(ish) books so I think I can achieve this one! Lets just hope I'm in the mood for being spooked out, haha.

What's on your October 'To Be Read' list? Let me know in the comments. Do you have any recommendations for creepy/spooky stories? 

Sarah xXx

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