That’s a Wrap! November 2017

December 3, 2017 Angela Reading Goals, Wrap Up

I can’t believe it’s December already! November flew by, but somewhere along the way I found time to read a bunch of 5 and 4½ star books. I’m on a winning streak, I tell you! This is the final That’s a Wrap! of 2017, so it’s a great time to do a progress update on my 2017 Reading Goals. How do you think I’m doing? I’m kind of nervous about January when I’ll be evaluate how I did throughout all of 2017. First, though, take a look at all the books reviewed in November. Click on any title to read the full review.

NOVEMBER Reviews

[6 Nov] Bountiful (True North, #4) by Sarina Bowen ★★★★
[7 Nov] Hooking Up by Helena Hunting ★★★★★
[8 Nov] American King (New Camelot Trilogy, #3) by Sierra Simone ★★★★★
[15 Nov] Forever Right Now by Emma Scott ★★★★★
[16 Nov] Prince Roman (King of Code, #1.5) by CD Reiss ★★★½
[18 Nov] Thirty Day Boyfriend by Whitney G. ★★★★
[22 Nov] The Understatement of the Year (The Ivy Years, #3) by Sarina Bowen ★★★★½
[26 Nov] Wicked Heart (Starcrossed, #3) by Leisa Rayven ★★★★½
[30 Nov] Roomies by Christina Lauren ★★★★½

Reading Goals: NOVEMBER Update

DNF without guilt.
Perfect Match by Alexis Alvarez was an ARC I tried to read. The synopsis is fun, but ultimately I couldn’t connect with the characters. I’ve had issues with guilt about not finishing an ARC, so this was a tough one.
Have more variety.
I didn’t have a great deal of variety in November, BUT I did start a murder mystery at the end of the month. I just haven’t finished it yet. It may not technically count, but I think I deserve some points for effort.
Give new authors a chance.
Alexis Alvarez (see above) was a new-to-me author.
Go on an ARC diet.
Only four ARCs (Well, five if you include my DNF book), which is good for me! I had a seriously twitchy signup finger, but I stayed strong.
Meet or exceed my Goodreads Reading Challenge.
My goal was 100 books, and so far I’ve read 119. There’s still a few weeks left until the end of the year, and my TBR list is crazy long. Let’s see how many more I can read.