Monthly Wrap-Up: September 2016

Posted October 2, 2016 by Debby in Books, TV Series

September 2016: Woohoo, I woke up and September ended.

September kinda sucked. Blah blah. Except for the books.

September Reads

Books Read: The Cat King of Havana by Tom Crosshill This Adventure Ends by Emma Mills The Assassin’s Blade by Sarah J. Maas Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas (re-read) Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas (re-read) Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas (re-read) Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum (audio)	Book of the Month:
September Stats Total books read: 8 Total pages read: 3,338 Average rating: 4.2 2/8 (25%) standalones, 6/8 (75%) series 5/8 (62%) paper, 2/8 (25%) pixels, 1/8 (13%) audio	2016 Stats Total books read: 70 Total pages read: 24,080 Average rating: 3.6 33% standalones, 67% series 63% paper, 34% pixels, 3% audio

September Posts

On the Big Screen

TV Series:

Suits: I had some catching up to do, and I did. I was not impressed by the first half of this season. I think it’s the weakest the series has ever been. But I did have tears in my eyes at the last episode. So I’m reluctantly going to keep watching when the show comes back.

Shadowhunters: I finished season 1. Surprise, surprise, it’s still completely terrible. But I like making fun of it so.

South Park: I just have to take a minute to praise how amazing this season is so far. It’s just spot on. So many laughs. I’m actually really excited to see where it’ll go next.

The Shannara Chronicles: Since I’m in a total fantasy mood, I figured I needed to watch this series. I’m not that far into it yet, but I will keep watching because elves and pretty people basically. It’s not the most inventive or brilliant fantasy series, but it is catnip for me. It’s evoking my feels for Legend of the Seeker.

Through My Speakers

In Real Life

September wasn’t particularly great, mostly because of work drama that I don’t want to get into and Twitter drama that boggles my mind. I dropped most of everything and just dove into my books. But other than that…