Bookmark Lit Bulletin | August 2025

Posted September 1, 2025 / Bookmark Lit Bulletin, Features, Wrap-Ups / 0 Comments

BL headerThe Bookmark Lit Bulletin wraps up the last month in reading and what was on the blog, as well as what’s coming up next. You can check out my book haul, books read, posts shared, challenge updates, etc. You can read past bulletins here. If you’re looking for more personal updates, you can check out my Lauren Lately feature; it highlights my life events and non-bookish fun from the previous 30 days.


I thought July was bad but August felt even worse. Again, the usual excuse about moving – it’s been true for like three months at this point. I would go multiple days without even picking up a book. My goal for September is to actually read every single day, even if it’s just a little bit! I also want to read 6+ books.

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6 books in August

5 read  •  0 reread  •  1 DNF

Formats: 3 mixed, 1 ebook, 1 egalley, 1 paperback

Status/source: 3 library, 1 review, 1 preordered, 1 purchased

Age Target: 6 adult

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Here are all the books I read this month with ratings!


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25 in 25: 65%

52 Book Club: 71%

Buzzword Reading Challenge: 58%

Buzzword Cover Challenge: 92%

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Breakdown: 8 hardcovers | 4 paperbacks | 0 egalleys | 0 ebooks | 0 audiobooks
All review copies were provided for free in exchange for an honest review.

Physical Books

Preordered: The Raven Boys by Stiefvater

From The Book Drop: This Stays Between Us by Ochs

Purchased from Folklore & Fable (store and book fair): People We Meet on Vacation by Henry,
A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Mandanna, A Taste of Disney Snacks,
The Blonde Who Came in from the Cold by Carter, A Natural History of Fairies by Hawkins

From The Book Barn: The Block Party by Day, The Gifts that Bind Us by O’Donoghue,
Don’t Let Him In by Jewell, Billy Summers by King


 


How was your reading month?
What do you have up next?

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