Good Reads Challenge 2021: Part 4

This year is flying by fast, we’ve entered into the final stretch of 2021. It’s getting colder and darker earlier, the hectic rush of school and work leading up to the spooky and festive seasons. Perfect time to curl up on a cosy chair with a delicious mug of hot chocolate, and pick up a good book. If you’re in need of some reading inspiration for this, I’ve shared the next 20 books (books 61-80) I have read as part of my good reads challenge this year with the aim of reaching 100 by New Years.

61. Ninth House (Alex Stern #1) by Leigh Bardugo

62. A Court of Silver Flames (A Court of Thorns and Roses #4) by Sarah J Maas

63. The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow

64. Secrets of Blackthorn Hall (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #1) by Cassandra Clare

65. Secrets of Blackthorn Hall (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #2) by Cassandra Clare

66. Julian to Mark (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #3) by Cassandra Clare

67. Emma to Dru (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #4) by Cassandra Clare

68. From the Diary of Tiana Lightwood, December 27, 1873 (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #5) by Cassandra Clare

69. Emma to Diary (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #6) by Cassandra Clare

70. Kieran to General Winter (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #7) by Cassandra Clare

71. Mark to Ty (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #8) by Cassandra Clare

72. Ty to Julian and Emma (Secrets of Blackthorn Hall #9) by Cassandra Clare

73. Doing Time (The Time Police #1) by Jodi Taylor

74. Chosen Ones (Chosen Ones #2) by Veronica Roth

75. Essential Journalism by Jonathan Baker

76. McNaes Essential Law for Journalists by Mark Hanna and Mike Dodd

77. Essential Public Affairs for Journalists by James Morrison

78. Teeline Fast by Anna Dix

79. The Ultimate Guide to Friends (The One That’s 100% Unofficial) by Malcom McKenzie

80. Grace king (Graceling Realm #1) by Kristin Cashore