Heidi's Haven

Hello everyone! I'm back just a couple of days late to share all of the books that I read this June. I'm actually super proud of how much I read, since I'm currently going to school in Scotland, and all of my coursework has been a lot harder than I had anticipated. I only read three full books this month, but one of them was pretty long, so I'm feeling good about my reading. The Seven Laws of Love  by Dave Willis The Counselor  by A. W. Tozer Eragon  by Christopher Paolini I'm currently reading Dragonfly in Amber  by Diana Gabaldon, which is the sequel to Outlander . I'm not very far, but I'm going to read as much as I can before I go to Inverness, Scotland, on Friday. I've been told that I should finish the book before I go because there are things in Inverness that I'll appreciate if I've finished the book, but that seems unlikely, since I have less than a week to read 1000 pages, along with my schoolwork. I'll just have to ...

Hey guys, another month has gone by and now it is time for my wrap up! To be honest, I kind of feel like an idiot. I went on and on and on at the end of March about how I was going to stick to my TBR for April, and then I didn't do that AT ALL. The thing is, literally the day after I posted my TBR, I got a ton of review books in the mail. So, those became my priority. Since I never stick to it anyway, I won't be doing a TBR for May. Anyways, here's what I read in April! Empire Girls  by Suzanne Hayes and Loretta Nyhan 3/5 stars Man, Myth, Messiah  by Rice Broocks 5/5 stars The Inheritance  by Michael Phillips 2/5 stars Radical Prayer  by Manny Mill 5/5 Black and White Bible, Black and Blue Wife  4/5 stars It was an okay reading month. A couple of really good books but also a couple of really meh books. All but the first one were for review. Overall, I'm happy with my reading. xx Heidi

Hello everyone, today I wanted to share with you all of the books that I read in March. I actually read quite a bit in March. I had spring break in March which gave me a whole week to read and pretty much do nothing else, so that was pretty great. So, without further ado, here are all the books I read in March. The Cherokee Removal  by Theda Perdue (I read this for school)- 2/5 stars Are You My Mother?  by Alison Bechdel (another school read)- 3/5 stars Gabriel and the Swallows  by Esther Dalseno- 4/5 stars (book review  here ) Outlander  by Diana Gabaldon- 3/5 stars 40 Days of Decrease  by Alicia Britt Chloe- 3/5 stars (book review  here ) The Battle of the Labyrinth  by Rick Riordan- 4/5 stars The Last Olympian  by Rick Riordan- 4/5 stars Anna and the French Kiss  by Stephanie Perkins- 3/5 stars Hearts of Fire  by Voice of the Martyrs- 5/5 stars Forgiving My Daughter's Killer  by Kate Grosmaire- 4/5 stars ...

This year, I set my Goodreads reading goal for 100 books, which is a little crazy. I know I'm probably not going to make it to 100, but I'm really going to try. I'm okay with not reaching the goal, but that's what I want to work towards. So far, I'm really happy with my reading this year. I read quite a bit in January since I wasn't working and I didn't start school again until the very end of the month. Here's what I read in January: Monkeys and the Chair: Josiah's Story  by Renee Oppenheim Peacock- 1/5 stars All Wound Up  by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee- 5/5 stars Dangerous Love  by Ray Norman- 4/5 stars The Dead and the Gone  by Susan Beth Pfeffer- 3/5 stars Keeping the Moon  by Sarah Dessen- 3/5 stars This World We Live in  by Susan Beth Pfeffer- 4/5 stars Mount Vernon Love Story  by Mary Higgins Clark- 2/5 stars Perfect  by Ellen Hopkins- 5/5 stars Shatter Me  by Tahereh Mafi- 4/5 stars Red Queen  by Victoria Aveyard...