Hello friends!

I hope you’re all doing well! Today I’m bringing you all the books I read in December. I’m not going to lie, this was not the best reading month for me. I believed I would have time to read all the books I planned for the month, but unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned in December!

The truth is that I wasn’t exactly busy because of the holidays – I picked up a new hobby that consumed a lot of time (I’ll tell you all about it soon). I hoped I would read like I did in November, but that just didn’t happen – and that’s okay.

I ended up reading 5 books this month, which include 2 manga volumes, 1 non-fiction book, 1 fantasy book from a series, and a memoir. Let’s take a look at the books, shall we?

1. Pita-Ten Vol. 1 by Koge-Donbo: 3.5/5⭐

This was the manga I decided to start in December! It was part of my monthly TBR and fortunately, I was able to finish it. So far so good, but I still prefer the anime version! We’ll see how the rest of the volumes go.

2. Pita-Ten Vol. 2 by Koge-Donbo: 3.5/5⭐

Another volume from the manga was completed in December. I was planning on reading the third volume as well, but I just didn’t have the time!

3. Ready Player Two (Ready Player One #2) by Ernest Cline: 3.5/5⭐

I’m very excited to say I completed this duology! To be completely honest, I didn’t love this one as much I did the first one. It was just not as good, but I’m still glad I finished another series I’ve been wanting to read!

4. Things My Son Needs to Know About the World by Fredrik Backman: 3.5/5⭐

This is a book I picked randomly and I didn’t know much about it other than who the author was. I’ve read a few books from Fredrik Backman before and I was curious about this one. Unlike his usual work, this is a non-fiction book and it’s essentially a love letter to his newborn son. It was very beautiful and sweet, and I appreciate him sharing it with the world.

5. Pageboy by Elliot Page: 3.5/5⭐

An interesting memoir to say the least! As soon as I saw this was going to be released I was immediately interested in it. I have a few conflicting feelings about this memoir because I wish was more focused on him instead of focusing so much on romantic relationships. Also, I think if the book followed a timeline it would be easier to enjoy. Not great, but I still liked it though.

As usual, I’ll be posting the reviews for these books soon.

What about you guys? How was your reading month? Let me know in the comments! Thank you for reading friends, I’ll catch you guys later!