November Wrap-Up: Autumn, Finally!

November was a whirlwind. As I write this, I can barely remember what even happened. I started writing my novel again, which is a goot thing after taking a two month hiatus. I desperately want to finish it since I’m almost done! After I’m done, I can get to editing, which is what I really want to do (that’s my favorite!). The weather here is finally feeling like Autumn, and we even sometimes have to turn on the heater – yay!

One Classic and One ARC Per Month

It’s a personal goal to read a classic and advanced readers copy each month. This month I made my goal. Yay me!

Classic: Tess of the D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy and Heidi by Johanna Spyri
ARC: The Chalk Man by CJ Tudor

November Book Reviews

• [3 Nov] Black Beauty by Anna Sewell ★★★★
• [7 Nov] Retribution Rails by Erin Bowman ★★★★½
• [12 Nov] Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman ★★★★★
• [14 Nov] Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance by Ruth Emmie Lang ★★★★½

Miscellaneous November Posts

• [16 Nov] 10 Books I Want My Future Children to Read
• [18 Nov] Let’s Talk About DNF-ing Books (Infographic)
• [21 Nov] Top 6 Book Crushes
• [28 Nov] Topics I Love & Hate To Read About
• [30 Nov] November Wrap-Up: Autumn, Finally!

November’s Best of Bookstagram

Find me on bookstagram here!

And don’t miss my “Bookstagram” Post Series! You can see the posts here. 

Your Rep Discounts!

I occasionally “rep” for companies/brands on Instagram. That works in your favor, because if you decide you like what I’m repping, you can purchase the product using my discount code and save yourself some money!

1. Spireside Candles: Whimsical soy candles with all sorts of lovely scents! Use code BANDAR10 for 10% off your order.
2. Sudio Premium Earphones: These are awesome, stylish headphones and would make a great gift. I have quite a generous discount code for you: THEBANDARBLOG for 15% off.

Did you have an Autumn-filled November?!

A.S. Thornton

A.S. Thornton has evolved from book blogger to author with a particular fondness for writing forbidden love in ancient deserts. When not writing, she’s caring for dogs and cats as a veterinarian. You’ll never find animals at the center of her writing, though, because those fictional worlds don’t have veterinarians and her literal brain can’t accept that the poor critters would be without parasite prevention. Thornton’s debut, DAUGHTER OF THE SALT KING is available wherever books are sold.