Every season I like to look back and revisit my 5 star reads. As well as trying to read different genres, I also like to try and match my reading to the season as far as possible. So here were my 5 star reads for the second half of Autumn (click titles for my reviews and here for Part 1):
Bright Stars of Black British History by J T Williams
Random Things Tours – Book Review – The Weatherman by Royston Reeves
Random Things Tours – Book Review – Meeting Pip by Fiona Lowry
Netgalley Book Review – Enemies to Lovers by Portia Macintosh
Netgalley Book Review – The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose
Kindle Book Review – One Dark Hallows Eve by Eldritch Black
Netgalley Book Review – The Christmas Jigsaw Murders by Alexandra Benedict
Netgalley Book Review – Santa’s Lost Elves by Rachel Hilz
Netgalley Book Review – From The Farm, To Our Table by Sarah Rowe
Book Review – The Killing Circle by Frank Malley (Book 3)
The Wit and Wisdom of David Attenborough by Chas Newkey-Burden
Be More Octopus by Suzanne Lissaman
What have been your 5 star reads this Autumn/Fall?
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