January Wrap-Up

These are the 8 books I've finished in January

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[laraelwing]

I've decided to add some books to my reading list which I was hesitant about, after hearing your reviews... Godkiller and Red Rising, which I've been unsure about for years. Hoping your reading is going well :)

[cabmangray]

Found your channel while searching for a Dragonlance reading order video. The one you did several yrs ago was very helpful. I enjoyed it and several other of your older and more recent videos. Keep up the good work.

[Discov]

You’re the OG booktuber! God you were reviewing fantasy that is popular now 8-9 years ago! Delighted that i found you.

[GnuLondon]

I’ve been enjoying your return to book tube and all of your great recommendations! Just finished Justice of Kings and hoping to start the second book this week.

[kittygbooks]

Seems like you’ve read some good ones in January. I really enjoyed Pierce Brown’s series and I should really go back for the later books after that first trilogy.

Glad you read so many great titles!

I also liked Islington’s series and yet I still need to finish it as I’ve only read the first two. I definitely need to get on with the third at some point soon as I’m now reading The Will of the Many and that one is really feeling strong so far!

The James S A Corey series I enjoyed at first and then slowly sort of plateaued too and haven’t actually continued.

Anthony Ryan’s series I definitely need to try out soon too as I loved previous books by him. I should definitely try this too.

[landon_woods-of-yore]

I will look forward to your upcoming video about reading multiple books simultaneously. I am within 10 books at the moment.
My favorite books that I read in January are:
The Wall of Storms by Ken Liu
The Narrow Seas (The Norsemen Saga, #11) by James L. Nelson
The Serpent Sword (The Bernicia Chronicles, #1) by Matthew Harffy.