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July 2022 Round-Up

Ashleigh

In July 2022, I read 23 books, attended one book launch at Gleebooks, and maintained my goals to read as many Australian authors as possible, and keep on top of my review books. It’s meant I’ve been able to read other things in between the review books, and have managed to finish everything I have started. There are few I didn’t review – like the Disney Twisted Tales, any quiz books that I get sporadically, and my books on writing craft. It has meant I am reading as diversely as I can, but I of course cannot read everything, so there will always be some things that I miss. So, that is my July reading, and now onto August!

Aussie Author Reading Challenge: 131/24

Dymocks Reading Challenge: 26/26

QBD Reading Challenge:24/24

Goal: 180/150

Australian Women: 113

Australian Men: 21

Australian: 131

Non-Australian: 49

Men: 34 (Including books by two authors – 1 male and one female)

Women: 150 (Including books by two authors – 1 male and one female)

Co-authored books: 10

  1. The Sun Sword Trilogy: The Snowy Tower by Belinda Murrell
  2. Reflection by Elizabeth Lim
  3. The Writing Book by Kate Grenville
  4. Wednesday Weeks and the Dungeon of Fire by Cristy Burne and Denis Knight
  5. Flipper and Finnegan: The True Story of How Tiny Jumpers Saved Little Penguins by Sophie Cunningham and Anil Tortop
  6. Enola Holmes and the Elegant Escapade by Nancy Springer
  7. As Old as Time by Liz Braswell
  8. The Wishing Chair Collection by Enid Blyton
  9. What About Thao? By Oliver Phommavanh
  10. The Silver Sea by Belinda Murrell
  11. Miss Penny Dreadful and the Midnight Kittens by Allison Rushby
  12. The Girls Who Changed the World: Ming and Marie Spy for Freedom by Jackie French
  13. The Bellbird River Country Choir by Sophie Green
  14. The Travelling Bookshop: Mim and the Anxious Artist by Katrina Nannestad
  15.  An Alice England Mystery: The Deadly Daylight by Ash Harrier
  16. BSC Super Special #1: Babysitters on Board Ann M Martin
  17. Catvinkle and the Missing Tulips by Elliot Perlman
  18. Astonishingly Good Stories by R.A. Spratt
  19. Polly and Buster: The Wayward Witch and the Feelings Monster by Sally Rippin
  20. My Extraordinary Mum by Dani Vee and Alexandra Colombo
  21. Tooth Fairy by Audrey Wood
  22. Balloonia by Audrey Wood
  23. The Princess and the Dragon by Audrey Wood

Published by Ashleigh

An avid reader and aspiring author. I love to read just about anything. I enjoy writing about books, reading and writing as well and I dabble in many areas of writing from travel to crime fiction and fantasy. My blog is a way to get how I feel about reading, books and writing out there. I currently receive books to review from various publishers in most genres, but typically don't review romance or horror, or erotica books as I these are genres I have difficulty in reviewing and in general they are not what I enjoy reading.

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