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roseunspindle · 2 years

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June 2022 TBR

#Northanger Abbey #Jane Austen #June 2022 TBR #June 2022 #booklr #The Magician #the secrets of the immortal nicholas flamel #Michael Scott #Emma #Hourglass #Myra McEntire #Lady Midnight #Cassandra Clare #the dark artifices #The Beautiful #Renee Ahdieh

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malerek · 2 years

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June 2022 TBR | It's been a while...

📚 JUNE 2022 TBR 📚 It's been a while since I set a monthly TBR of books to read and TV shows and movies to watch, so here is my ambitious June 2022 TBR! #BookBlogger #Booktwt #TBR

Hey everyone, guess who’s back! It’s been a while since the last time I set up a monthly TBR for myself. So welcome both my reading and watching TV shows & movies June 2022 TBR! I’m pretty excited about going back to my reading ways and falling in love with media again, which has taken a third or fourth place in my life. So here, enjoy my overly ambitious June 2022 TBR that I won’t follow to the…

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#book blogger #june 2022 tbr #tbr

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amandaklwrites · 2 years

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June 2022 TBR

My goodness, how is June next week already? I was super busy this month, so I have to push out some of my May TBR into this month. And that's why I just got around to reviews and this. It's been a wild time. But I still have some books planned to read! All ones that I'm excited for! So, like I had said, a lot of the ones I hadn't got to in May will be here, including these new ones. There might be a few random ones as well. So here's my list!

Witch 13 by Patrick Delaney

2. Rise of the Snake Goddess by Jenny Elder Moke

3. Together We Burn by Isabel Ibañez

4. The Sea Knows My Name by Laura Brooke Robson

5. For the Throne by Hannah Whitten

6. Go Hunt Me by Kelly Devos

7. Juniper & Thorn by Ava Reid

So there you have it! My books for June! I hope you have a good month and get some reading done!

Happy June! Happy reading!

#June tbr #June 2022 tbr #witch 13 #rise of the snake goddess #together we burn #the sea knows my name #for the throne #go hunt me #juniper & thorn #so so so many books #let's do this

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bookaddict24-7 · 2 years

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(New Young Adult Releases Coming Out Today! (June 21st, 2022)

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Have I missed any new Young Adult releases? Have you added any of these books to your TBR? Let me know!

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New Standalones/First in a Series:

The Loophole by Naz Kutub

Epically Earnest by Molly Horan

Jumper by Melanie Crowder

Not Good for Maidens by Tori Bovalino

A Year to the Day by Robin Benway

The Name She Gave Me by Betty Culley

Never Coming Home by Kate Williams

We Weren’t Looking to be Found by Stephanie Kuehn

Echoes of Grace by Guadalupe Garcia McCall

New Sequel:

This Wicked Fate (This Poison Heart) by Kalynn Bayron

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Happy reading!

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lordrawrxe · 2 years

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Things I’ve Read since I started my 100 pages a day challenge yesterday:

1. The Anxiety of Influencers by Barrett Swanson: “Because mostly what I’m thinking about are my students, those bleary-eyed twenty-somethings in sweatpants and hoodies who frequently appear in the doorway of my office, sad in a way they cannot explain, desperate for something they don’t know how to have. That the view of personhood produced by the economy of influence is the same brass-tacks thinking that has infiltrated the university might be the single greatest repudiation of the pixelated world that we’re now asking them to inhabit.”

2. The violence behind outing someone by Sohini Chatterjee: “I have learned from having struggled with myself for years that there is language for my pain but no security when it is articulated, no refuge or calm when it is revealed. There is no room for rage. There is no promise of healing. Cishet civility is a hassle for queer people. It creates no safe spaces for our anger to be understood as critique and as protest against normativity. All avenues of conversation and understanding are already always closed off and rendered into various impossibilities.What we do not talk about is where our story begins.” “Silence is seldom a choice for queer people. It is always a decision externally enforced on us that we are expected to claim as our own. Silence gives us corporeal security while taking away our affective safeguards. Unjust trade-offs are the defining feature of our survival. Bigotry couched in claims of righteousness is frequently warped to disfavor us. Being queer often means getting offered conditional living in silence or being dismissed for dissidence. Like all binaries, this is also as inflexible as it is violent.”

3. Curating the Anthropocene by Jon Christenson and Ursula K Haise: “The future is already here — it’s just not evenly distributed yet.”

4. When did being busy become a status symbol? by Global News

5. The myth of mad genius by Christa L Taylor

The photo is by Steve McCurry, a scene in Srinagar, Kashmir

#things ive learned #tbr #june 2022 #june 2022 reading #100 pages a day #reading #currently reading #studyblr #student #essays #queer essays #social media #steve mccurry #kashmir

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belle-keys · 2 years

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TBR for June looking 1. semi-ambitious and 2. kinda random:

- Tokyo Dreaming by Emiko Jean

- The Retribution of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin

- Alone With You In The Ether by Olivie Blake

- My Mechanical Romance by Alexene Farol Follmuth

- Wicked Beauty by Katee Robert

- Juniper & Thorn by Ava Reid

#june tbr #june 2022 #tbr

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whitneydaniell · 2 years

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by: Tia Williams Published: Jun 1, 2021 Genre: Romance, Fiction, Contemporary 336 Pages, Audio Book (HH:MM) 10:32

★★★★

GoodReads Synopsis:

When Shane and Eva meet unexpectedly at a literary event, sparks fly, raising not only their past buried traumas, but the eyebrows of New York's Black literati. What no one knows is that twenty years earlier, teenage Eva and Shane spent one crazy, torrid week madly in love. They may be pretending that everything is fine now, but they can't deny their chemistry - or the fact that they've been secretly writing to each other in their books ever since.

My Review:

Young struggle love, turns into adult struggle love. I hate this idea that we all have to be damaged in order to deserve love. Young Eva and young Shane were not right for each other, both bonding over their own trauma so, I can't imagine that Shane and Eva as adults would be any better for one another.

Adult Eva is all over the place. Bending and conforming just to fit Shane into her world and, for what? By all accounts, Eva does not need Shane and his antics but rather, he gives her some purpose something to brag about in her circles. I wanted her to find a man who appreciated who she was now and not Shane, who fawned over who she was as a teenager.

In real life, second-chance romances are an ick. There was a reason it didn't work in the first place and most times, in the second place, it's not going to work either. These two were hot & heavy but, for all the wrong reasons. Something I've noticed in the genre of 'romance' is that authors fail to give couples a solid foundation of morals, values, characteristics, and behaviors that mirror those of successful couples. We often only read about lusting adults who bond over pain, food, or trauma. We both had an awful childhood and survived it together so that means, we're meant to be. WRONG!

One-Word Summary: Trauma Bond (okay that is 2 words, sue me)

#tia williams #seven days in june #romance #contemporary #books about race #books about love #books i read #book shelf #2022 tbr #4 stars #books to read

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kattra · 2 years

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What I’m Reading

BOOKS OF JUNE Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala ** Madonna in a Fur Coat by Sabahattin Ali Build Your House Around My Body by Violet Kupersmith Nightbooks by J.A. White The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones A House at the Bottom of A Lake by Josh Malerman Velvet Was the Night by Silvia Moreno-Garcia My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix The Night Gardener by Jonathan Auxier When I Grow Up I Want to Be a List of Further Possibilities by Chen Chen (P) Seveneves by Neal Stephenson Kingdom of the Wicked by Kerri Maniscalco (DNF)

Graphic Novels: Spy x Family Vol.1-4 by Tatsya Endo ** Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku Vol.1-2 by Fujita ** Given Vol.1-2 by Natsuki Kizu ** Caste Heaven Vol.1 by Chise Ogawa Banned Book Club by Hyun Sook Kim

(100 books read / 150 books goal)

currently reading: The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living by Ryan Holiday & Stephen Hanselman (NF) The Melody of Trees: 10 Tales from the Forest by Helen Whistberry (SS) Betraying Big Brother: The Feminist Awakening in China by Leta Hong Fincher (NF) This Mournable Body by Tsitsi Dangarembga Murder in Old Bombay by Nev March Deaf Republic by Ilya Kaminsky (P) Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse

* - re-read // ** - 4+ star-rating on my goodreads (recommended) GN - graphic novel // NF - non-fiction // P - poetry SS - short story collection // AB - audiobook

TBR: DeTransition, Baby by Torrey Peters Beloved by Toni Morrison Midnight in Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World’s Greatest Nuclear Disaster by Adam Higginbotham (NF) Suncatcher by Jose Pimienta (GN)

WHAT ARE YOU READING? :D

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missams53 · 2 years

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Update and July TBR 2022

So May and June were a little weird. In May, I was able to finish two books. The books that I finished were The Wild Robot and The Land of Stories: A Grimm Warning. However, in June, I did some reading but did not finish a book. At the beginning of June, I got really sick, so I just slept and watched TikTok videos. I did do some reading, but I just wasn’t in the mood to read or blog. However, I…

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#2022 #Anna Dressed in Blood #July #June #Land of Stories #May #TBR #The Wild Robot #The Wild Robot Excapes #This Wicket Fate #Tunnel of Bones #Update

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beckysbook5 · 2 years

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Monthly TBR - June 2022!

Hello! Today on my blog I have a post showcasing my #JuneTBR. I have 9 books to read this month, and I'm also hoping to fit in my arc of Foul Lady Fortune... wish me luck!

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#June 2022 #monthly tbr

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you-remind-me-of-the-babe · 4 months

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Another lovely year in this wonderful fandom. Here’s a little recap of how my year went:

My Writing:

Depth of Reason - Mature - 70k

How to Avoid a Scandal - Teen - 43k

Episode 3: The Diplomat, A Star Trek Redemption story - Teen - 13.5k

This list is much shorter than my list of fics written in 2022, but my fics last year were much shorter. Also, this word count is deceptive, because I wrote about 22k of Depth of Reason last year and about 20k of How to Avoid a Scandal last year as well. But! My writing goals this year were to finish these two WIPs and not take on any other projects until they were finished and I very nearly did that! Took on two projects (and more below), but I still finished these before the year finished, so pretty good!

Total words:

About 83k. Last year was more like 120k.

Other works:

Podfic of Petrichor - Teen - 34 minutes

Themes:

Finishing long works apparently! One was for my 2022 COBB and the other for my 2022 CORB. Even though these were started last year, they are the longest things I wrote since my first fic (49k) back in the second half of 2021.

Also, trying new things! Writing sci-if and recording a podfic felt very outside my wheelhouse at the time, but ultimately, I’m glad I went for it.

Top 10 fics I read in 2023:

Someone Wicked - Explicit - 60k by @artsyunderstudy

Three Months or 3,000 Miles - Gen - 3k by @larkral and art by @theimpossibledemon

Blood, Salt and Hummingbirds - Teen - 32k by @hushed-chorus

Restoration Ecology - The REmix (Baz’s version) - Explicit - 62k by @royalasstronaut

Good at Something - Explicit - 19k by @larkral

A Gift From the Propheseals - Mature - 6.5k by @skeedelvee with art by @letraspal

What Remains After the Storm - Mature - 86k by @hushed-chorus art by @erzbethluna

To Do, to Know, to Want - Mature - 8.5k by @facewithoutheart

Mishaps on Zoom - Explicit - 10k by @eelwinks

Swords Into Plowshares - Teen - 6.5k by @ileadacharmedlife

WIPs I’m excited to keep reading in 2024:

I Knew A Boy, I Knew A Man - Teen, by @shrekgogurt

Hiding Out In The Open - Mature, by @cutestkilla

A Little Bit Deadly- Explicit, by @emeryhall

Basil Pitch’s Diary - Teen, by @bookish-bogwitch

Other notable fandom things:

I helped to run @carryon-reverse-bang again with @angelsfalling16 as well as helped to put on a new event this year, @caught-on-tape-fest with @cutestkilla and @sillyunicorn

I met up with fandom friends while on a trip this past summer. Making personalized friendship bracelets as gifts, doing fic readings and crafts, and putting on our own Lady Ruth style tea party were some of my fave moments <3

I did a book club style reread of some of my fave fics with friends. I hope we do a few more in 2024!

It’s safe to say I engaged with this fandom everyday of 2023. I might get quiet on the main Discord server or Tumblr, but I’m certain I read, reblogged, wrote, DMd or otherwise participated in some way, shape or form throughout the entirety of the year.

Goals for 2024:

Read more fic! This fandom has such a wealth of works, my TBR list is a mile long and isn’t organized. I’d like to formally rework my AO3 bookmarks to exclusively show recs and either utilize the Marked for Later function or make a spreadsheet or something to better organize a proper TBR list so i don’t lose track of what I want to read next. Currently, having a dozen tabs open on my phone and another dozen on my iPad doesn’t really work well. If anyone has a brilliant system you’d suggest, please enlighten me!

I also want to read all of my physical canon books this year. I’ve only ever listened to the audiobooks! I’m currently reading my anniversary edition of Fangirl. (I think this is the prettiest book I’ve ever owned.) Up next, the Fangirl Manga, followed by the trilogy and Snow for Christmas.

More fandom meet ups! Already planning for June…

I don’t have any writing plans currently, so we shall see if/what I decide to create. I have a few ideas rolling around in my head, but nothing I’ve felt urged to put down in words. I’m sure I’ll write something, I just don’t know what it’ll be yet.

#That’s a wrap!#Love being a part of this fandom #Y’all are wonderful #here’s to another great year!#fandom year in review

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the---hermit · 2 years

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A couple of June spreads I made in my reading journal. ( I was thinking about making a whole post on my reading journal, would that be a good idea?)

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19/30 days of self care

Today I worked in the morning, when I got home I was super tired and I decided that at least on my birthday I can avoid the plans I had made and just read and relax in the afternoon. And it's exactly what I did. I did my daily Irish practice on duolingo, but for the rest of the day I just slowed down and read. These past few days I have felt really exhausted for some reason, so taking an afternoon for myself was much needed.

tranquilstudy's studying challenge // day 23

Halloween isn’t that far away, you know. Have you read or watched any of the classic horror books or movies? What are your favourites or least favourites if you have?

Horror has probably become my favourite book genre in these past couple of years. I am not a huge fan of horror movies, as the type of horror I enjoy the most is more psychological based, jumpscares and gory scenes are not what I necessarily look for. I like a story that can scare you by using your own imagination (reason why I think The Magnus Archives podcast worked amazingly). I want to get to more classic horror novels, It by Stephen King has been on my tbr for years, but since it's a huge book I haven't read it yet. And I also want to read more horror that is not just King. I like him as a writer but the fact that in my local bookstory has only his stuff in the horror section bothers me so much. (If you have any good horror book recs I am all hears). The last horror book I read was Pet Sematary by King, and it was a huge let down. I currently put on hold the reading of House Of Leaves by M.Z. Danielewski, I was enjoying it but it's a book that requires more focus that I've had in the past month. I am really excited to read more horror stuff, and I think that I'll look for a couple of these books for the summer, so give me your best recs please.

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selkielore · 1 month

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spring summer 2024 tbr list 🫶🏻

currently reading agnes grey by anne brontë by listening to the audiobook while doing all my drawing for class 🙏🏻 spotify classics audiobooks save me

white noise by don delillo (my bf is going to read libra next so we r going to do don delillo buddy read)

love in the time of cholera by gabriel garcia marquez bc i read 100 years of solitude last summer & loved…

the iliad by homer tr emily wilson bc i loved her translation of the odyssey when i read it in 2022 but don’t think i will have the mental energy for it until i finish the semester 🙏🏻

sense & sensibility bc i’m on my jane austen grind lately (just read emma for the first time & re-read pride and prejudice in the last two weeks lol)

lady chatterly’s lover by d.h lawrence bc i’m interested to see what 1920’s smut is like

shuggie bain by douglas stuart because i borrowed it from the camp library last summer & i need to return it when camp opens in june…

#i may drop some of these of course bc i’m such a mood reader & i’ll read other things too but these are just the books on my mind…#also interested in house of leaves….

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bulletnotestudies · 2 years

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THE STUDYBLR WITH KNIVES SERVER PRESENTS: the Summer Reading Challenge 2.0 ☀︎

when i posted the first summer reading challenge a year ago, i honestly never thought so many people would participate and so many more challenges would be put together and enjoyed in good company :") so thanks to everyone who's joined up till now, i'm so glad these are as fun to take on as they are to design! summer is just around the corner and we have a fresh hot sunny reading challenge ready for you! and if you want, you can also check out the 2022 pride reading challenge

RULES: -> please reblog this post if you’re participating -> for each of the prompts, read a book of your choice and cross the prompt out on the above template -> post your updates in the form of text posts, bookish photos, or anything else you come up with under the tag #studyblr w/knives reading challenge! -> the challenge will last from the 1st of june till the 30th of september, but feel free to finish it at your own pace

! be sure to hide any spoilers under the cut when posting updates/reviews, so people can avoid them if needed :)

as always, the prompts are transcribed below the cut and if you want to join the challenge on Storygraph as well, check out the notes of this post. if you have any questions, feel free to leave them in my inbox!

Welcome to another summer reading challenge! This year, the prompts are:

released in the last 6 months

by an author of colour

by an lgbtq+ author

adapted for TV or a movie

novella or graphic novel

antihero or chosen one

heist or magical quest

classic or retelling of a classic

longer than 400 pages

childhood favourite

nonlinear timeline

shorter than 300 pages

a book that’s been on your tbr for over a year

a book by an author if your nationality

main character of color

a book that was published the year you were born

☀︎ TAGLIST: @medustudies @melaschnie @hannistudies @upside-down-uni @stu-dna @asteristudy @dreamofghosts @fluencylevelfrench @serendistudy @kindastudyingstuff @mal-studyblr @randomstudyblr @museeofmoon @tungumalaast @theosaurus @joliespages @myhoneststudyblr @theaestheticass @medical-magpie @caffinateef-studyblr @condomnauts @welcome-fuckers @studystranger @anurstudyblr @wiproaringreading @thebubblylinguist @caroloveslife @booksnscience @three-blogs-in-a-trenchcoat @soleciito @pencilspeaker @pothimi @autumnalglaze @starguiders @english-ness @yourneighborhoodbibliophile @ngisi @thankstosoullesslovers @apalsantstudyblr @coffeeandsnark @anurennero @dreamsdemandhustles-blog @selkiestudies @budo-bujo @the---hermit @emdashaddict @thiqqachu @happylightdragonalmond @tranquilstudy @myonetruebook @aaalias @perpetualanon @gloriousinternetpaper @dostoevskyforthewin @idkbruhhhhwtf @pandetrigo @simons-studyblr

#who's ready to enjoy their summer reading to the fullest? ☀︎#studyblr w/knives reading challenge #studyblr w/knives reading challenge: summer 2.0 #sabrinas posts #sabrinas other #knife gang #booklr #bookblr #bookish #books #reading challenge #myhoneststudyblr #serendistudy #noodledesk #studyvan #studyblr #emmastudies #stuhde

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bookaddict24-7 · 2 years

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(New Young Adult Releases Coming Out Today! (June 7th, 2022)

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Have I missed any new Young Adult releases? Have you added any of these books to your TBR? Let me know!

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New Standalones/First in a Series:

TJ Powar Has Something to Prove by Jesmeen Kaur Deo

A Little Bit Country by Brian D. Kennedy

Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White

Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler

Happily Ever Island by Crystal Cestari

Game of Strength & Storm by Rachel Menard

The Gravity of Missing Things by Marisa Urgo

This Place is Still Beautiful by Xixi Tian

Exactly Where You Need to Be by Amelia Diane Coombs

Relic & Ruin by Wendii McIver

Forging Silver into Stars by Brigid Kemmerer

Fireworks by Alice Lin

Zyla & Kai by Kristina Forest

Slip by Marika McCoola

The Holloway Girls by Susan Bishop Crispell

Out There: Into the Queer New Yonder by Various

The Signs & Wonders of Tuna Rashad by Natasha Deen

Before Takeoff by Adi Alsaid

We All Fall Down by Rose Szabo

New Sequel:

Empress Crowned in Red (Witches Steeped in Gold #2) by Ciannon Smart

Rise of the Snake Goddess (Samantha Knox #2) by Jenny Elder Moke

Curse of Shadows (Amassia #2) by A.K. Wilder

The Gifts that Bind Us (All Our Hidden Gifts #2) by Caroline O'Donoghue (this particular edition releases today)

For the Throne (Wilderwood #2) by Hannah F. Whitten

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thereadingchallengechallenge · 4 months

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2023 Challenge Wrap Up

it's the last day of the year which means it's time for me to look back on my 2023 reading challenges and decide which goals I'm gonna pursue in 2024

In 2023, I set out to:

Buy fewer books than I did in 2022. Achieved! I bought about half the number of books this year as I did in 2022. I'm so glad I'm finally getting a handle on my book buying, even if it does mean getting to visit my bookshops less frequently

Each month, attempt 1 series. Achieved - but not as much as I wanted to. I started the year with 56 series on my TBR and I'm ending it with 37. But I'm going to work on cutting it down more next year

Each month, attempt 2 books by authors I’ve read before. Achieved! but again, not as much as I'd like. I don't think this goal will be a focus next year but it will be something I'm keeping in mind

End the year with roughly 250 books on my TBR (+/-10% will be considered successful). Achieved! I finally did it! I finally succeeded in cutting down my TBR! I started the year with 291 books on it and am ending it with only 214! When I updated my 2023 goals in June, I adjusted this goal because I didn't think I could get my TBR down to +/-10% of 200 but look at me now! I'm very happy about this 🥰

Read 75 books over the course of the year. Achieved! I read 130 books this year 😊 love when it's a nice round number lol

Which brings us to my 2024 goals. I've gone with 3 very simple (for me) goals because life is getting busier and I don't want to be stressing myself out with too many book goals each month. So in 2024, I will be trying to:

Read 100 books (almost half my starting TBR).

Read each of the books on my Backlog Books list.

Read 1 series each month.

looks pretty good to me 😊 here's to a restful, relaxing, read-alicious 2024!

#trcc original #2023 #2024

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