August Wrap UP! (2016)

Hey there internet! I haven't read that many books this month due to the fact that I started college, but  here's a wrap up on the ones i did read:

The Merciless II
Danielle Vega
(3/5)
This book was good, but not as amazing as the first one. It did really make me want to go to church though.

Laboratory Life
Bruno Latour and Steve Woolier
(2/5)

This book was a summer assignment for college, and it took me about two months to read. It's very technical and would probably interest science people, but this book was a no-go for me.

Where are you going, Where have you been?
Joyce Carol Oates
(4/5)

I read this again for college, and I really enjoyed it. This short story is really creepy, but I like that. It leaves a lot to the reader, which makes it really interesting for class discussions.

The Alchemy of Air
Thomas Hager
(4/5)

Again, I read this for college (that's going to become a theme around here) and I actually really enjoyed this book. It wasn't too science-y, so it still interested me.


I'm not going to write a TBR for this month; I haven't really got into a routine where I can read books for my own enjoyment. Most of my time is spent doing homework or clubs and stuff and this point. I promise I'll eventually fall into a routine though. Or maybe not; who knows?

Thanks for reading another post, and I'll see ya'll tomorrow with September releases you should be pumped for!