June Wrapup – #ReadingforPleasure #BookTours #LBTCrew #BookBlogger

June was a huge reading month!

I hope you all had a gorgeous Pride Month and had fun with your own reading. I’ve rounded up the books I read in June, and wowzers! I did not realize I had read 14 books. That is probably the most I’ve read since I was a kid. Definitely the most I’ve read in one month since I’ve become a mom. BRB let me make sure my kid is still alive! (Just kidding, no children were harmed OR ignored in the making of this blog/reading month). It was probably the fact that we weren’t doing school this month – we’re homeschoolers and took June off. And so I had a little more free time, while my daughter ignored me to do her own thing.

Anyway, if you’re a follower, you have seen the reviews of most of these. And if you missed any, I’ve included the links. You can catch more pictures on my Instagram and you can always go back through to find out what I think about other books! I’m working on talking about more than just books I’ve read (like the book I’m writing/working on getting published). But, a post that isn’t just a book review is at least a start!

QOTD: What is your favorite book you read in June? Why would you recommend it?

AOTD: That’s always a hard question for me! I loved all of these 5-star reads, but if I had to pick one I’d pick “Love, Deleted.” It was so unique and wild, and just an impossible love story. It wrecked me, but in a good way. A close second was “Ask Natalie.” You can see my thoughts on each of them by clicking on the links below the covers!

Find Your Way Home Review

Ace of Shades Review

Harmony Interrupted Review

Bliss Road Review

Adventures About to Begin Review

The Fish King and the Two Wise Ghosts Review


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Amorina Carlton (she/they) is a Southern Fiction author, former journalist, and the creator of The Holloway Boy, Book One in the St. David Gossip Line series. Their work has appeared in Tales Untold: Mythos Around the World, a Silver Award-winning anthology from Literary Titan.

A lifelong storyteller, Amorina writes character-driven fiction about complicated people, difficult choices, and the relationships that shape us. Their stories explore resilience, family, and the unexpected connections found within the Deep South.

In addition to writing, Amorina is a freelance editor and an active member of the literary community as both an author and reviewer. When they aren't writing, they enjoy reading, crafting, and spending time with their family.

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