November 2021 Reading Wrap Up

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November is officially wrapping up. While this was not my most successful reading month of the year, it’s still time to share my November 2021 reading wrap up.

I am in full on holiday mood lately, which might be part of the reason why my reading has taken a hit. Between decorating the house, everyday life and celebrating my birthday, my reading has been slow and practically non-existent.

While it wasn’t a great reading month, I managed to read three books, which isn’t terrible. I read one 2021 release and two backlist books.

Since I’m in full on holiday mood, I’m looking forward to picking up some seasonal reads in December. And, I’m hoping it will be a much better reading month so I can end the reading year off strong!

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Well Matched by Jen DeLuca: I’m a huge fan of the Well Met series. I’ve been eagerly waiting for the release of April and Mitch’s book, and it didn’t disappoint! It’s full of witty humour and banter and being back in the Renaissance Faire world, is so great. You can read my full review here.

The Marriage Game by Sara Desai: I’ve been wanting to read this book for a while. I managed to get a copy through my library and read it fairly quickly. While it’s not a favourite romance, I still enjoyed it. The characters were entertaining and I loved the overall premise. I just think it was a little underwhelming, considering how much I was looking forward to it.

The Lost Book of the White by Cassandra Clare: I don’t think I’m ever disappointed by a Cassandra Clare book. I meant to read this book in 2020 but didn’t get to it. Nonetheless, it was so fun being back in the Shadowhunter world with my favourite characters. It’s full of humour, crazy and chaotic moments and definitely leaves me wanting the last book soon!