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Weekend Reads | 7.07.2017


Another friday, another weekend reads! At the beginning of the week I started reading The Clocks in This House All Tell Different Times by Xan Brooks and in all fairness I'm not sure what to make out of it. It's incredibly dark in its subject matter but the story isn't pulling me in as much as I was expecting but it is at least an interesting novel.

I might be going away for the weekend as well and I'm already thinking about other titles that I can take with me. I know that I want something light and easy to get through so I might pick up The Wizard Heir. The first book in that series wasn't the greatest but I enjoyed the fantasy aspect of it and I decided to give the second book a go and see if the series is worth completing.

As I mentioned - way too many times, sorry - before, I'm having troubles writing reviews for the books I'm reading; I have zero motivation for it and I honestly don't know why so I'm going to try and write some, even if they are not very long as to put up a mini reviews post but I need to get back on track with my blogging now that I have more free time and I can be more consistent.

Any fun stuff planned for the weekend?

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