Books read in June: 9
Not as many as I would have liked, I’m still aiming to get back to 12 per month, but they were good reads, so that’s something.
Until next month… 😊☕📚
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June was 5 books for me- Percy Jackson and the Olympians
In the middle of two more mythology books now, but will both go into July
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I have never read Percy Jackson novels.
I’m becoming a bit more interested in greek mythology and the normans though.
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My daughter has been a keen Percy Jackson fan and I’ve read some of the books and loved them. Very funny but written from a teenage boy’s POV. Characters start out at age 12, so does depend on whether you like children’s/adolescent fiction but I found them a great laugh.
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I don’t tend to read children’s or YA books. I think my eldest son may have read them and enjoyed them though.
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If I’ve read any children or YA, its mostly because my daughter has read it and loved it, and so it gives us something to talk about. I probably did it more when she was younger so I could keep a check on what she was reading. But from time to time I will read YA, if it’s a good story.
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Yes, I probably read it more when my children were younger, for that same reason.
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Percy Jackson was truly the start of my love for Greek Mythology
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I first read Percy Jackson in middle school- so that was a reread
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Was it different for you, returning to it as an adult?
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Yes, it was. I was able to find things I never could find in the past
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One day I’d liked to read Harry Potter again for that reason.
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I also want to reread HP
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Quite a few of these that I need to get to!
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It was a good month in terms of top titles.
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