June has completely flown by and has been a wonderful month. I’ve been on holiday to my favourite place, read a lot of books, had a little staycation and relaxed. Here is what happened in June!
I’ve read 12 books throughout June which is a lot more than I’ve read in previous months. I loved most of them and a couple not so much. I wrote a post a couple of days ago which is full of mini reviews for the books I read in June, so make sure you check that out. Here is the shortened version of what I read in June!
- Bite Me, Royce Taslim by Lauren Ho – ★★★★
- Pizza Girl by Jean Kyoung Frazier – ★★★★
- Diary of a Void by Emi Yagi – ★★★
- The New Seoul Park Jelly Massacre by Cho Yeeun – ★★★★★
- The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren – ★★★★★
- Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez – ★★★★★
- The Summer Escape by Jill Shalvis – ★★
- Seven Summers by Paige Toon – ★★★★
- This Summer Will Be Different by Carley Fortune – ★★★★
- Salt Slow by Julia Armfield – ★★★★
- The Only Light Left Burning by Erik J. Brown – ★★★★
- In the eeds by B. K. Borison – ★★★★
June has been another month full of blogging. I planned and scheduled most of my posts for June before going away which I’m proud of. I’ve loved so many of the posts from June. So, I wanted to share the top 5 posts I’ve enjoyed writing and posting in June.
- Mid-Year Book Freak Out – 2024
- New Book Releases I’m Excited For – July
- You Are Here by David Nicholls – Quote
- Recent Reads I’d Recommend
- The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber – Quote
June started by getting on a plane to my favourite place in the world, Lanzarote. Just under five hours later we were eating snacks by the pool. We spent a little over two weeks in Lanzarote enjoying the sun, relaxing and visiting some sights.
Whilst there we went to some of the sights which we have visited on our previous holidays there but we also visited a few new places. We visited the two museums on the island which are all about the local artist César Manrique. They were incredible interesting and unique places. We visited Lanzarote’s old capital Teguise which was beautiful.
We also celebrated our one year anniversary whilst on holiday which was delightful. We had a lovely chilled day and had a delicious Chinese meal for tea. We cannot wait to go back to Lanzarote next year.
We were both sad to come home but after a very busy week at work were lucky enough to be going on a little staycation to end the month. The venue where we had our wedding invited us back for an anniversary stay which was lovely. We went on a walk nearby, had a meal in the restaurant and then spent the night in the hotel. It was lovely.
June has been my favourite month of the year so far without a doubt! I’m looking forward to seeing what July brings!
There you have it, June is almost over. I cannot wait to see what July holds. What has June been like for you and what have you read? Let me know in the comments below!
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