My Week of Reading (6 - 11 May 2019)

Hello Everyone,
Even though I haven't done a huge amount of reading this week, I've managed to get three reviews done. 

 Golden Keys to Open Doors by Harry Meier:
Amazon: Amazon Review - Golden Keys to Open Doors
Goodreads: Goodreads Review - Golden Keys to Open Doors
Here is my blog review of the book: Blog Review - Golden Keys to Open Doors

Prude by Carol Platt Liebau:
Amazon: Amazon Review - Prude
Goodreads: Goodreads Review - Prude
Here is my blog review of the book: Blog Review - Prude

#Toots by Linh Le James:
Amazon: Amazon Review - #Toots
Goodreads: Goodreads Review - #Toots
Here is my blog review of the book: Blog Review - #Toots

Monthly Reading Goals:
Alright, so the last review for April is 'Prude' - and you can check out all the review links above. Now to get on with May's reading...

 Last Word:
I'm not sure how this coming week is going to go - these last two weeks have been busy, so I'm hoping that it's going to be fairly quiet. I've got one review coming up this week - if I'm able to squeeze in more, I most certainly will!

 Hope you had a great week of reading,
Chat Soon,
Carmen. 

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