Thanks to January’s late-a-thon, 2019 is off to a pretty good start. Although I’ve been horrifically busy with my PhD application and starting a new job I was able to get a fair few overdue ARCs finished up as well as (finally) posting to a reasonably consistent level. Thank you to all of you who have been cheering me along my PhD application journey and leaving such ace comments on my posts this month 💚
TITLE:Â Defy the Stars (#1) / Defy the Worlds (#2)
AUTHOR:Â Claudia Gray
SERIES:Â Constellations
RELEASED: April 2017/ April 2018 by Little Brown Books for Young Readers
GENRE:Â YA Science Fiction
FORMAT: Paperback / eBook
KEY INFO:Â artificial intelligence, interstellar war, space journeys, complex ethical issues, romance, switching POV in third person
REPRESENTATION: female MC who is descended from Chilean relatives
CONTENT NOTICES:Â kidnapping, AI experiments on children, bombing of innocent civilians
#1: amazon / book depository / goodreads
#2: amazon / book depository / goodreads
WWW Wednesday is hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words! All you have to do is answers the following three questions:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
This week has been really hectic for me so I haven’t been able to do much reading in between university and life stresses, and drowning my misery in my new Nintendo Switch… I feel like I’m making slow and steady progress on my ARCs though!
WWW Wednesday is hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words! All you have to do is answers the following three questions:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
I’ve recently become interested in the idea of WWW Wednesday after seeing a couple of posts from new blogging friends and decided to join in with the fun. It’s a nice way to give you a little weekly snapshot of my reading progress (as well as hold myself accountable haha).
Hello, new year friendos!
I have honestly been so looking forward to my January TBR for the past few weeks because it meant that the late-a-thon would finally be here to rescue me from my overdue ARCs. Destiny knows what we all need to get our 2019 off to the right start.
I’ve been incredibly fortunate to receive some excellent ARCs throughout 2018 and I have been feeling super guilty about how long some of them have been waiting for me to read and review them. I’m hoping that the late-a-thon will serve its purpose of helping me catch up on those pesky overdue ARCs, meaning that I can finally review them (sorry authors and publishers!) and move onto my more recent ARCs.
Red Rocket Panda 