The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Personally, I found this challenge on A Book. A Thought. Go and check this great blog!
Please remember that maybe some books will be in Italian. I will write the English title too.
Junjo Romantica: a super cute yaoi (boy x boy) manga! One of the first I ever read!
Jack lo Squartatore (Jack the Ripper): well, you can see that I gave a little obession about Jack The Ripper. This one is written by the author of Psycho, and it’s very good.
The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Personally, I found this challenge on A Book. A Thought. Go and check this great blog!
Please remember that maybe some books will be in Italian. I will write the English title too.
Honey and Clover by Chica Umino: this manga series of 10 volumes is a bittersweet tale of friendship and love, art and human relations. I love it so much.
Hello readers! Everything comes to an end, and even (the tv show, we haven’t hope for the last two books) is finished.
Today I’m here to show you my TBR for the A Game Of Booksathon organized by Noura of The Perks of being Noura.
Image created by Noura.
After the drama and the disaster of the 8th season, I chose House Tyrell. They were always my favourite along with the Stark, and I miss Olenna Tyrell so much.
The Readathon will begin as follows:
Round one from June 1st to July 1st.
Round two from July 2nd to August 1st.
Round Three from June until the end of the year (optional)
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For Round 1 I chose the Noble level (4/7 categories), here’s my tentative TBR:
The Game of Thrones: first book in a series – Barnabas Tew and the case of the missing scarab by Columbkill Noonan.
House Targaryen: book with a mythical creature or dragons – Old dark by Michael La Ronn.
House Tyrell: a book with a plant on the cover – Carmer and Grit The Wingsnatchers by Sarah Jean Horwitz.
House Stark: a book that has a family dynamic or siblings – The lady in coppergate tower or Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen or Mom’s perfect boyfriend.
A clash of kings: sequel – Her majesty’s necromancer by C.J. Archer or Barnabas Tew and the case of the nine worlds by Columbkill Noonan or The black country by Alex Grecian.
Wildlings: paranormal – Her majesty’s necromancer or Shadow on the wall by Jonathan Aycliff or Shutter.
For Round 2 I will remain with the Noble level, so 3/5 categories of books.
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I will read Fantasy, Horror, Middle Grade and Historical fiction books.
And for Round 3, I will try to read A Clash of Kings (in Italian) in the rest of the year. Hope it’s not as disappointing as the Tv show.
And that’s my TBR for this readthon, I’m really excited!
Do you participate in readthon? Tell me in the comments!
The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Personally, I found this challenge on A Book. A Thought. Go and check this great blog!
Please remember that maybe some books will be in Italian. I will write the English title too.
Hello! How’s everyone doing? It’s nearly February, my birthday month!
The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Personally, I found this challenge on A Book. A Thought. Go and check this great blog!
Please remember that maybe some books will be in Italian. I will write the English title too.
I didn’t have a lot of books with the letter E! O___O
Emma (Victorian Romance Emma) by Kaoru Mori: a lovely and delicate manga about a British maid and her love for the son of a wealthy family. I watched all the anime series, and it’s one of my fave.
Hello everyone, I’m back!! My phone is dead in the meantime, so I’m not so active on social media.
The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Please remember that maybe some books will be in italian. I will write the english title too.
Boo by Neil Smith: I can’t recommend this book more. I cry a lot reading it, it’s so sad and heartbreaking, and I saw myself a lot in the MC. It became one of my all time fave.
Black Butler/Kuroshitsuji by Yana Toboso: it seems that I’ve read a lot of manga/mahnwa with the letter B! A couple of years ago I was totally obsessed with Kuroshitsuji, I cosplayed a lot of characters from it, including Ciel.
Oh look Diana, another interesting challenge! Why don’t you partecipate? Don’t you have already a billion post to publish? Whatever…
I saw this challenge on A Book. A Thought. but I don’t know the original creator of this challenge. If you know, feel free to tell me!
The challenge is to post some books that I loved and some books that are still on my TBR (please TBR, don’t hurt me), corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
Please remember that maybe some books will be in italian. I will write the english title too.
My memorable books:
After School Nightmare by Setona Mizushiro: a series of 10 volumes, really interesting, with horror and psychological aspect. The series is complete, if you are interested.
Amabili Resti (The Lovely Bones) by Alice Sebold: I cried a lot with this book, and I cried a lot during the movie, expecially for the relationship between Susie and her father. I loan to my father, and he cried too. One of my fave books of all the time.
American Gods by Neil Gaiman: I admit it: american gods it’s not an easy book, and it’s not for everyone. My father didn’t finish it, but I loved it. I watched only the first 2 episode of the Tv series.
Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson: I tried to not post only horror books in this section! But I only hear positive things about Allegedly, and it has an high rating on GR!
What do you think? Have you read it some of this books?
I saw this funny challenge on MelToTheAny blog, and I immediately decided to do it, even if I am not tagged!
The rules: Find a book that contains (either on the cover or in the title) an example for each category. You must have a separate book for all 20, get as creative as you want and do it within five minutes!
1) Food
2) Transportation
3) Weapon
4) Animal
5)Number
6)Something you read
7)Body of Water
8)Product of fire
9)Royalty
10)Architecture
11)Clothing item
12)Family member
13)Time of day
Inkdeath
14)Music
15)Paranormal being
16)Occupation
17)Season
Shadowed summer
18)Color
19)Celestial body
20)Something that grows
Wow, that’s a lot of books!! The Wonder has a wonderful cover, along with Hand and Talon. I can’t wait to read it!
Inkdeath has the italian title, because “Alba” means dawn!
Half year is passed, and still I have a lot of books to read! My challenge on Goodreads is going well: I’m 11 book ahead of schedule!
1.Best Book You’ve Read This Year?
2. Best Sequel You’ve Read in 2018?
The italian edition of “No time like show time”.
4. Most Anticipated Release For The Second Half Of The Year?
I didn’t read a lot of new release, but I recently been approved on Netgalley for this book, and I’m happy because Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hide is one of my fave classic.
5. Biggest Disappointment?
The alienist was a disappointement for the tv series too. (But I always love Luke Evans)
6. Biggest Surprise?
7. Favorite New To You Or Debut Author?
Sara Wolf is definitely in my list of new favourite authors, along with Katherine Applegate and Tone Almhjell.
9. Newest Favorite Character?
Princess Olive from The Ugly Princess is amazing!
Zera from Bring me their Hearts is also amazing and sarcastic, along with Malachite.
Rufus and Lin from The Twistrose Key and Ivan and Ruby from The One And Only Ivan!
10. Book That Made You Cry?
11. Book That Made You Happy?
14. Most Beautiful Book You’ve Bought This Year?
15. What Books Do You Need To Read By The End of the Year?
All of them?
Frankly, I need to read at least 100 books this year, or else I need a new home.
Fortunately, the book 