Monthly Wrap-Up + TBR : June/July 2017

So I have decided to put my Monthly Wrap-Up's and Monthly TBR's all into one post as i don't feel it's worth putting into two different posts simply because there's not a lot I'm sharing with you guys. Putting the content together just makes a lot more sense in my opinion (unless you read a ton of books in a month, which I certainly do not, unfortunately).

Monthly TBR : June 2017

I have looked through all my books so many times and can never decide what I want to read next. My TBR shelf feels like it's never ending, but I love it!! 😊

I have recently decided to put my top books I want to read, on my nightstand so I can easily have access to them and so they are in plain sight out the way of my other books. This has actually helped me stay motivated to read as I am constantly wanting to change the books and also it's helped me keep on track of what I want to read next therefore helping me read my current book faster. 

I have chosen 4 books from that list that is currently on my bedside table and placed them into my June TBR. So without further ado... 

My June TBR

As I have put off reading for the past few months, it's fair to say I am in a huge reading slump and considering my goal on goodreads is to read 32 books this year and I have only read 7 shows how much i'm slacking (6 book behind schedule guys!!!!!!). Therefore what better way to get out of a reading slump that to actually plan my monthly TBR.

I have decided to include three books in this months TBR pile however I don't know how far I will get with these as I am still in college for a a few more weeks also because I'm just getting out of a huge reading slump.

Firstly, the book I am currently reading (and have been for months haha) is called More than this - by Patrick Ness. I am hoping to finish this book this weekend and have a review up sometime next week. This book can then help accumulate for this months TBR challenge.

However the three books I would like to share with you are in no particular order of reading and are three very different types of books.

One of the books I plan on reading is:

I read the first book to this a very long time ago and thoroughly enjoyed it more than I eve expected to. Considering I only used to read contemporary romance books starting this trilogy made me jump out of my comfort zone and really try something new and who would of ever thought I would read a dystopia, not me for sure! Really want to jump into this book soon.