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My July

I mainly use Storygrap when doing all of my reviews.

And they have really been upping their game lately with some new updates when it comes to the statistics and graphics. 


Since it will take me some time to post all of my reviews ( I have 200+ to post) I thought I could post some of the graphics from July.


With this overview you get the basics from the month of July.
You see my highest rated books, also my av. rating, how many books I read etc. I think this is a really nice way to get a feel for what I have read.


This is a full overview of the 30 books I read in July and my ratings for them. Hopefully I can post all my reviews soon. But in the meantime you can check most of them out over on Instagram.  

I just thought this would be a bit fun for you guys to see.

Until next time.

XOXO
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