Monthly Wrap Up: November

November has been a month of far too much spending and lots of Christmas planning. It has been a slow blogging month and had generally been the beginning of my blogging wind down for the end of the year. I know that sounds ominous, but I like slowing things down in December because I have so many other things to do I don’t have all the time to devote to blogging and reading (I know, I’ll miss you too). Don’t fret, I’ll still be posting, but if I only pop up once a week, don’t be shocked. Let’s look at the month, though.

November Reads

November Posts

November Links

Sunday Summary: 01.11.2015 Author Addiction: Rainbow Rowell Monthly Wrap Up: October Looking Forward: November Sunday Summary: 08.11.2015 Review: Autumn Thorns // A Book With A Good Mystery, If Only The Characters Had Developed Personalities Sooner Review: The Emperor’s Edge // A Book Where The Humour Doesn’t Try Too Hard, The Characters Are Perfect, And The Cover Doesn’t Do It Justice Sunday Summary: 15.11.2015 Review: Carry On // Wherein Rainbow Rowell Reminds Me Why She Is Such A Flawless Author And Makes Me Want To Read A Lot Of Fanfiction Sunday Summary: 22.11.2015 Review: Landline // It Puts Relationships In Perspective And Makes Me Excited For Christmas Sunday Summary: 29.11.2015

I really like quotes, so there are a couple of quotes links… also I’ve learnt I spend too much time on Buzzfeed. 50 Of The Most Beautiful Sentences in Literature Smart Bitches, Trashy Books: Thanksgiving Perspective: Romance Dinners From Hell (it mentioned Jennifer Crusie, how could I not?) 21 Childhood Books Every British Person Will Remember (And I do, it’s scary weird that we all read the same books) 17 YA Novels That Are Definitely Morally Complicated 13 Holiday Books Every YA Lover Needs To Read And finally, go watch the trailer for The Little Prince

 

Sorry I don’t have more more for you, but it was just a quick recap. How have your month’s been, read anything good on the internet lately? Link me below.