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This week’s topic is Unpopular Bookish Opinions but I’m really not sure I have any or, if I do, I’m not sure I’d want to spread that negativity. So I’ve decided to revisit a previous topic – Books on My Spring 2019 TBR – and see just how good I’ve been at sticking to my intended reading.
Click on the title to find the book description on Goodreads or my review.
Books on The Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction 2019 Longlist
Sorry, still haven’t read this one but, in my defence, it didn’t make the shortlist and I’ve been prioritising reading those that did.
Warlight by Michael Ondaatje
Now this one I have read, as it did make the shortlist. Unfortunately, I still need to write my review.
Now We Shall Be Entirely Free by Andrew Miller
Another one that made the shortlist but I haven’t yet read. There are only a few days until the winner is announced (on 15th June) but I’m hoping I may just be able to squeeze it in.
Books To Read For Blog Tours
Unsurprisingly I read all of these as the fear of missing my slot on the blog tour helped focus the mind…and the reading brain.
Sunwise by Helen Steadman
Pilgrim by Louise Hall
Dark Sky Island by Lara Dearman
Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech
Advance Reader Copies
A mixed bag here – one read and reviewed, one read but not yet reviewed and one not yet read.
The Confessions of Frannie Langston by Sara Collins
Where the Hornbeam Grows by Beth Lynch
The Doll Factory by Elizabeth MacNeal
This week’s topic is Books From My Favourite Genre. Regular followers of this blog will have no problem guessing my favourite genre – historical fiction. 
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