What a month July was. I read 21 books this month and reviewed as many of them as possible, and others were read for fun. I also didn’t have time to review everything. And what I did read was chosen for various purposes to fit in with reviewing and challenges. Some books were longer or more in depth, and I took a bit more time to get through those books.
16 of the books were by Australian authors, and I read two non-fiction books this month, and all but one were by women. I did my best to read as diversely as possible as I do each month. Often this is dictated by what I am asked to review as well.
July
- A New Kind of Beautiful by Suzy Zail
- Somewhere, A Boy and a Bear: A Biography of A.A. Milne and Winnie-the-Pooh by Gyles Brandreth
- The Light Bringer by L.L. Hunter
- The Festival of Ice and Snow by Angie Cui, and Anna Wilson
- Hill End Gold by Sue Whiting
- Suddenly Super by Jen Calonita
- We Did it Anyway by Carla Salmon
- Dirrayawadha by Anita Heiss
- Go the Distance by Jen Calonita
- The Lost Island by Samantha Wheeler, illustrated by Anke Noack
- Girl Unmasked: How Uncovering Autism Saved My Life by Emily Katy
- Talent Show (Amira Swift #1) by Sarah Ayoub, illustrated by Niña Nill
- Myths Meet Mayhem (Ludicrous Legends #2) by Jol Temple, illustrated by David Conley
- Fair Day Fun (Amira Swift #2) by Sarah Ayoub, illustrated by Niña Nill
- Does My Head Look Big in This by Randa Abdel-Fattah
- Unbirthday by Liz Braswell
- Aidan vs the Ocean by Dannika Patterson, illustrated by Heidi Cooper Smith
- The Nardi Puzzle by Gabriella Page
- A River I Must Be by Kate Foster
- Josie Mack and the Mega Division by Bethany Loveridge, illustrated by Jade Goodwin
- Miles Thorne and the Forbidden Magic by Rebecca Ahola
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