In February, I didn’t read or review as many books as I did in January. I managed to read twelve books this month, bringing my yearly total to twenty-six, and have made some progress on my challenges. Some reviews are yet to go up, but this will wrap up what I have done:

General and #Dymocks52Challenge

15. Beauty in Thorns by Kate Forsyth
16. What Lies Beneath Us by Kirsty Ferguson
17. The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble
18. The House of Second Chances by Esther Campion
19. The Familiars by Stacey Halls
20. The Orchardist’s Daughter by Karen Viggers
21. The French Photographer by Natasha Lester
22. Harry Potter: A History of Magic, The Exhibition Guide by British Library, JK Rowling
23. D-Bot #8: Dino Corp by Mac Park
24. Kensy and Max: Undercover by Jacqueline Harvey
25. The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer
26. 52 Mondays by Anna Ciddor

#AWW2019 Challenge

7. Beauty in Thorns by Kate Forsyth – Reviewed/Revisited post
8. What Lies Beneath Us by Kirsty Ferguson – Reviewed
9. The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble – Reviewed
10. The House of Second Chances by Esther Campion – Reviewed
11. The Orchardist’s Daughter by Karen Viggers – Reviewed
12. The French Photographer by Natasha Lester – Reviewed and Q&A
13. Kensy and Max: Undercover by Jacqueline Harvey – Reviewed
14. The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer – Reviewed
15. 52 Mondays by Anna Ciddor – Reviewed

Book bingo:

Themes of Justice: What Lies Beneath Us by Kirsty Ferguson – AWW2019

Themes of Inequality: The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer – AWW2019

Book with a place in the title: The French Photographer by Natasha Lester -AWW2019

Book set on the Australian Coast: The House of Second Chances by Esther Campion – AWW2019

Book set in the Australian Mountains: The Orchardist’s Daughter by Karen Viggers – AWW2019

Written by an author you’ve never read: The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble – #AWW2019

Historical: The Familiars by Stacey Halls

Some of these have posts up, and some don’t – this is based on my reading log.

February Round Up