May & June Book Haul

I'm going to try over the summer to do more of the things I enjoy, rather than just getting home from work and slumping in front of the tv - so that includes regular blog and booktube posts! Here's my May & June book haul.

Have you read any of these books? What books have you bought/borrowed/been given recently? Let me know in the comments!

~Ailsa

August Book Haul & Reading Wrap Up

Hello! I'm kind of combining Video Day & Stacking The Shelves this week - here's my August book haul & reading wrap up :)

Have you read any of these?

~Ailsa

A bookshelf tour

Good morning everyone! It's a lovely sunny day here in Glasgow, Scotland but unfortunately I'm going to spend most of it inside at work. Boooo. The new job has also meant a busy week, trying to get used to my new schedule and having full work days again, so unfortunately I didn't get any reviews up, but I've got a couple lined up for the next few days and several other exciting books to talk to you about soon.

In the meantime, I said Friday was going to be Video Day. I know I'm a day late but here is a tour of my bookshelves here in Glasgow. There aren't many because I've just moved in and most of my books are still at home but there are some good ones and an exciting TBR pile here already.

What are your weekend plans? Let me know in the comments!

~Ailsa

July Reading Wrap Up

I read a lot of books and don't necessarily get around to reviewing all of them, or have enough to say about all of them to merit a review, so doing a reading wrap up at the end of the month to say a little bit about each is a great way to showcase them, I think.

Since Friday is the day I usually participate in 'Feature & Follow', and that's not everyone's cup of tea to read about, I've decided that in addition to that, Friday is Video Day! Each Friday I'll be sharing a video from my Book Tube channel (which is Ailsa Vlogs, please subscribe!).

This video features:

* We Were Liars, by E Lockhart
* Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone by J K Rowling
* A Darker Shade of Magic, by V E Schwab
* Shards of Hope, by Nalini Singh 
* Clariel, by Garth Nix
* The Girl On The Train, by Paula Hawkins
* Ice Forged, by Gail Z Martin
* All The Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr

Have you read any of these?

~Ailsa