My aim for #NetGalleyMonth was to clear my shelf and get a 100% ratio. I did request a few books during the month and some aren't out until October/November. So whilst I've done a lot of reading, those reviews are scheduled for nearer their release and I've fell behind a little bit on reviews recently! Still though I read them, left feedback via NetGalley and achieved the 100% ratio that I wanted.
It's incredibly easy to just request every book you see, but I'm being very selective in future with review copies so I can concentrate on purchased books. I don't want my NetGalley shelf to become daunting as it can leave you almost resenting the quantity of books you have got to read. Below is the image of the books I had to read at the start of the month, then listed below are the ones I requested during the month.
Pop Goes The Weasel - M.J. Arlidge (Review)
Broadchurch - Erin Kelly (Review)
The Wolf - Lorenzo Carcaterra (Hall of Fame Review)
Private India - James Patterson (Review)
Lily Does L.A. - Nicola Doherty (Review)
The Sunrise - Victoria Hislop (Hall of Fame Review)
Saving Grace - Jane Green (Review September 24th)
Ruthless - Cath Staincliffe (Review October 6th)
Dark Tides - Chris Ewan (Review October 13th)
From Notting Hill with Four Weddings... Actually - Ali McNamara (Review October 20th)
The Christmas Party - Carole Matthews (Review October 21st)
Dying For Christmas - Tammy Cohen (Review November 17th)
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