Spelling June in Books

Hello everybody! Today, it’s time for another installment in the spelling months with book titles series, this time for June. Onto the post!


J is for… Jolly Foul Play– this is part of one of my favourite series, Murder Most Unladylike, and it’s set at Deepdean around the time of Bonfire Night. The vibes are genuinely immaculate!

U is for… the Unicorn Quest– I think this series is RIDICULOUSLY underrated, the fantasy world is so well crafted and the cliffhangers and reveals are jaw-dropping, most of the time. I’m soooo excited for the sequel series next year!

N is for… the No Show– this was Beth O Leary’s latest, which I actually don’t think I’ve written a proper review of? It’s definitely not a romcom the way the marketing would suggest, so don’t go in with that expectation, but it is a great book and it kept me hooked the whole way through.

E is for… Escape to the River Sea- it’s no secret that I love Emma Carroll, or that I think Eva Ibbotson is brilliant even though I still need to read quite a few of her books. So this sequel to Journey to the River Sea was a real treat; beautiful writing, loveable characters and a great plot to boot.


Thank you so much for reading! Have you read any of these books, or are they on your TBR? Which books do you think you’d have chosen for each of these letters? I’d love to chat in the comments!

Amy xx

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Disabled book blogger who also writes TV, film, music and other posts from time to time | UKYABA Champion Teen 2018 | Email: goldenbooksgirl@gmail.com | she/her

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