My top 5 for the month of May

Hi Everyone 👋,

It’s officially May 🎉. I’m super excited because my birthday is only 1 month away, the winter chill is in the air and I’ve officially pulled out my oversized woollen jumpers and cosy wear. But a new month also means new releases and books to add to your TBR list. So here I have compiled a list for a few genre, no matter if you like thrillers, romance, fantasy or just straight fiction. The great thing about this is you can also get ideas if you want to try a new genre.


So without further a-due let’s grab our book marks and dive in 📖.

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Children’s books:

E-boy -Ahn Doh

Bluey - the creek board book

Funny kid peeking duck- Matt Stanton

The strange worlds Travel Agency- LD Lapinski

The Besties party on - Felice Arena

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YA Fantasy:

Aurora Burning - Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff

Haven fall - Sara Holland

Lady of Shadows- Breanna Teintze

Casket of ice - Kate WJ White

Below Deck- Sophie Hardcastle

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YA Contemporary :

Red, White and Royal blue - Casey McQuiston

Fan girl - Rainbow Rowell

Eleanor & Park- Rainbow Rowell

I’ll give you the sun- Jandy Nelson

The long distance playlist - Tara Eglington

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YA Fiction:

Small Spaces - Sarah Epstein

Obsidian- Amie Kaufman

Once and then - Morris Gleitzman

One of us is lying - Karen McManus

Get Even - Gretchen McNeil

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Fiction Romance:

Tsarina - Ellen Alpsten

The prisoners wife - Maggie Brookes

Fool me once - Lane Karley

Live under quarantine - Kylie Scott

The honey don’t list- Christine Lauren

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Fiction:

Gulivers wife- Lauren Chater

The book of longings- Sue Monk Kidd

The coconut children- Vivian Pham

The secret life of Shirley Sullivan - Lisa Ireland

Sharks in the time of Saviours - Kauai Strong Washburn

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Crime/thriller:

A conspiracy of bones- Kathy Reichs

If it bleeds - Stephen King

Torched - Kimberly Starr

The boy from the woods - Harlan Coben

Walk the wire -  David Baldacci

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Classic Fiction:

The Dickens boys - Tom Keneally

Hold my hand- Antje Southern

The Kennedy curse - James Patterson

All the lives we ever lived - Katharine Smyth

After the lost franklin expedition - Peter Baxter

Hopefully there is something new for your TBR list, or maybe you have already read one of these books? Let me know what you think.


As always enjoy your reading.

Love C