I read 22 books in May, and reviewed 17 of them – one review is due to be posted later this month, and all but three were reviewed. I read across a range of genres and styles, and managed to stay on top of my review books and reading challenges, which is helping me get through a lot of my reading at the moment. Now I am into my June reading and working on filling in challenges where I can.
- Raised by Wolves by Tristan Bancks
- Once Upon Tomorrow by Karen Comer
- The Society of Literary Marauders by Sasha Walsey
- Freddie Jones: The Mystery of the Ghostly Garden by Kate Foster
- Eleanor Jones is not a Murderer by Amy Doak
- Part of Your World by Liz Braswell
- The Clueless Guide to Solving A Mystery by Samera Kamaleddine
- Alice-Miranda in China by Jacqueline Harvey
- Brave Like Bunji by Jake Gablonski, illustrated by Samantha Campbell
- Narm-Jaap: A Flinders Street Station History by Melissa-Jane Fogarty, illustrated by Dylan Finney
- The Callers: The Journey Home by Kiah Thomas
- One Knight Stand by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner
- Curious Stories about Interesting Words by Susie Dent
- Detective Beans and the Map of Mystery by Li Chen
- Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
- Lexie Moon and the Remote Control Catastrophe by Melissa Garside and Lauren Mullinder
- Pirate Academy: Sword Echoes by Justin Somper
- Everglade: The Lost Prince by Kitty Black
- Nanny Tobbins and the Midnight Plan by Lucie Stevens
- Devil Mountain by Inessa Jackson
- Heroes of the Ancient World: Cleopatra, the Girl Who Would Be King by Jackie French
- The Stolen Bairn by Katrina Roe Macdonald
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