May it’s finally over and that means it’s time to talk about all the books I read and bought this month. I purposefully skipped April’s wrap-up because I wasn’t in the mood to write about books. I usually can’t shut up about them, but lately, things have changed. I’m in the worst reading slump, and it’s getting quite hard to get out. Please send help! On these two months combined, I read 2 books and 2 comic books, which isn’t much for me. In April, I read Genuine Fraud by E. Lockhart which was great but not as amazing and surprising as We Were Liars (you can read my review here). While in May, I read Strange Weather in Tokyo by Hiromi Kawakami that was… strange. I didn’t get fully immersed in the story because I need to learn more about Japanese culture, especially why they act in certain ways to fully understand the story. One of the comic books was Descender volume one by Jeff Lemire a sci-fi story focused on a robot-boy that might be the reason for the almost-destruction of the entire galaxy. And finally Croquette & Empanada by Ana Oncina based on the author’s romantic relationship filled with the most mundane episodes with loads of cuteness and humour. It comes out on June 4th, and I highly recommend you give it a look. Being in this weir mood got me thinking for what might be the reason behind it. So I went on my Goodreads to see what books I read this year and which ones I gave 5 stars. It wasn’t a surprise when I saw that I didn’t have any. We are almost halfway into the year, and I still don’t have a favourite book. There hasn’t been one story that I completely fell in love with, even though, I read some books that I really liked, but I didn’t click with them, which is taking away my motivation to read. Then I went a little further back to see which was the last book I favourited. Turns out it was Charlotte Says by Alex Bell, the companion novel/prequel to Frozen Charlotte (read my review here). I finished that book on the 21st of October! I haven’t read anything that captured me that much in 7 months!! Over half a year slowly getting stuck into a reading slump that will be very hard to...