It’s that time again. One whole month devoted to catching up with some review copies, books I’ve received from Book Bridgr and NetGalley and those poor forgotten books on my Kindle that I’ve been meaning to get around to. Here’s what I’ll be reading this April (linked to GoodReads and then my review once written):
Strange Girls And Ordinary Women – Morgan McCarthy
(courtesy of BookBridgr)
Noah’s Rainy Day – Sandra Brannan
(courtesy of NetGalley)
The Girl On The Train – Paula Hawkins
(bought for Kindle)
Getting Rooted In New Zealand – Jamie Baywood
(from author)
This Is The Water – Yannick Murphy
(courtesy of BookBridgr)
Divinity And The Python – Bonnie Randall
(courtesy of NetGalley)
The Love Song Of Miss Queenie Hennessy – Rachel Joyce
(borrowed from Chrissi Reads for Kindle)
(from author)
(courtesy of BookBridgr)
Piano From A 4th Storey Window – Jenny Morton Potts
(from author)
There’s a lot of goodies on this list I’m looking forward to. I’m really excited about The Girl On The Train and Queenie Hennessy (as The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is one of my all time favourite books). Bring it on April, I’m ready for you!
bibliobeth 
That’s a lot to be getting on with – good luck! I should really do a NetGalley month at some point too!
Thank you, I’m determined to try and get through them. Doesn’t help that I keep requesting more though… I just can’t help myself!
I loved The Girl on the Train and This is Water was also very good, it worked much better than I feared at the beginning. Happy April reading.
Thanks Cleo, I’m so excited to get to them. Hope you have some great books coming up this April too. 🙂
Always 🙂