Classics and Literary Round-up: April 2019
The Classics and Literary section of the challenge looks healthy at present with reviews pouring in – well, not literally of course, but this month and last we’ve seen enthusiastic responses to both new releases (not a new phenomenon!) and to books...
Erotica, Romance and Romantic Suspense Round Up: April 2019
Hello readers! April saw a slight dip in the romance category. We logged in 36 reviews, of 30 books, of 29 authors. It is heartening to see such a great cross-section of popular books, new releases, returns, old favourites and a variety of romantic sub genres...
General Fiction Round Up: April 2019
April was a little slower than usual in the General Fiction category with a total of 65 reviews of 43 books. But there have been some exciting new releases in the genre that have gathered numerous reviews. Josephine Moon’s new release The Gift of Life gathered four...
Speculative Fiction Round-up – April 2019
Well hello again everyone, we are a third of the way through the year, where have those last four months gone? We had 13 books reviewed during April which is pretty good. Ashleigh from The Book Muse has started reading Emily Rhoda’s Deltora Quest series for...
Diversity Roundup: January – April 2019
Close to 50 works were reviewed and tagged with ‘diversity’ in our database in the first four months of this year, and it’s good to see people thinking about this as they read. Below are some highlights! Goorie writer Melissa Lucashenko’s most recent novel, Too Much...
Historical Fiction Round Up: April 2019
The end of April is upon us. By a matter of coincidence, I’m bringing this round up to you all on Anzac Day. Lest We Forget A couple of our most reviewed books for the month are stories of WWII, The French Photographer by Natasha Lester and The Land Girls by...
History Memoir and Biography Round Up: March 2019
The Stella Prize this year was won by a memoir, making it two years in a row for books that fall under the ‘History Memoir and Biography’ category. In 2018 the Stella was won by Alexis Wright’s Tracker and now in 2019 the winner was Vicki...
Crime Fiction Round Up: March-April 2019
It seems like Crime has been pretty well read again this last few months and a quick glance at the list shows some titles that I would love to read, some titles that I have read but haven’t logged for the challenge, oops, and some titles that are on my list and...
Young Adult Round Up: March 2019
Welcome back to the March Round Up for Young Adult reads in 2019. Each month has seen books read for this audience climb slowly – going from nine in January, to eleven in February and twelve in March. Many of these books cross over into other genres, so...AWW 2019 badge
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