StoryGraph June summary of 1 book read, an anonymous fanfic that was approx 1000 pages
I’m a week behind but this last month was a rough one for reading🥴🥴🥴 honestly I’ve felt slumpy since finishing Sunrise on the Reaping lol #booksky #junereadingwrapup
June Reading Wrap Up
Only three books this month, but happy to have read some more authors attending #BB4E2025 only a few more weeks to go!
Break the Rules by Julia Jarrett
Buried Alive by Stacie Marie Brown
Game Changer by Piper Lawson
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Books Read Between Wrath and Mercy Jess Wisecup All Superheroes Need PR Elizabeth Stephens The Kiss Countdown Etta Easton Strange Blood Azalea Crowley My Kind of Trouble L.A. Schwartz Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend Emma R. Alban Something in the Woods Loves You Jarod K. Anderson As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow Zoulfa Katouh Shield of Sparrows Devney Perry I’ll Have What He’s Having Adib Khorram
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June was a great reading month! What was a favorite read?
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June 2025 Reading Wrap-Up!
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Books I read in June L to R from the top: The Darkest Thread by Jen Blood, Pox by Angela Pearse, The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie, Firefax by A.M. Vergara, Horseman by Christina Henry
I didn't quite reach my #reading goal this month due to an early slump, but I'm happy with how everything wrapped up!
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📚 June Wrap-Up!
Fav of the month: 💚 The Great Gatsby. He really said “eternal longing” like it was a lifestyle.
Books were read, feelings were felt, TBR still winning.
What was your fave June read (or of the year so far)?
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