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Favorite Reads of 2020
Favorite Reads of 2020
The Murderbot Diaries by Martha WellsThe Deep by Rivers SolomonThe Black God’s Drums by P Djeli ClarkThe Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by VE SchwabShame is an Ocean I Swim Across by Mary LambertCome Tumbling Down by Seanan McGuireLong Way Down by Jason ReynoldsGet a Life Chloe Brown by Talia HibbertA Closed and Common Orbit by Becky ChambersCheck Please Vol 2: Sticks and Scones by Ngozi Ukazu
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Buzzword-a-thon 2021
Everyone knows Kayla from BooksandLala, right? First of all, if you don’t know who Kayla is stop right now, go to her YouTube channel, hit the follow button, and watch a few videos. Trust me, you won’t regret it. Now Kayla has been hosting the Buzzword reading challenge several times a year for the last few years, but in 2021 things are going to be a little different. You can watch her…
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Authors I've Removed from my Auto-Buy List
Authors I’ve Removed from my Auto-Buy List
So there are some authors I’m not interested in reading from anymore (at least for the time being. For several of these authors, their only fault is they write in genres I’m not super into right now). Leigh Bardugo Why: I didn’t like the Grisha ‘verse. I only read the first book and half of the second, and just didn’t jive with it. Then I read Six of Crows and ADORED IT so I was like. Obviously…
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Book Series to Get Caught Up on In 2021
Book Series to Get Caught Up on In 2021
Here is where my 2021 TBR becomes COMPLETELY INSANE because I have a LOT of book series I want to read in 2021. There are 88 books on this list, unread and set to be published by the end of 2021. Bolded Titles take priority for me (and there’s still 47 of those) as I already know I’m simply not going to have time to get to a LOT of the titles on this list. Send help, my TBR is crushing…
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21 Standalones to Read in 2021
21 Standalones to Read in 2021
I’m doing a theme, if no one has picked up on it yet. Today’s post is 21 Standalones I need to fucking read already, so they are on my 2021 TBR. It should be noted that these are all backlist titles AND I already own them all. So I REALLY NEED TO READ THEM. To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky ChambersThe Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen ChoThe Space Between Worlds by Micaiah…
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There's 21 Days Left in 2020
There’s 21 Days Left in 2020
And I have so many books I need to read. So here’s a list of books that I am going to try to cram into the next 21 days: https://www.instagram.com/p/CIfAN2onMdo/ The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by VE Schwab (Note: I have started this book! I am… not far into it.)Auror Burning by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff (Note: my current audiobook. Its 15 hrs long so this should be easy if I listen to…
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21 Most Anticipated of 2021
21 Most Anticipated of 2021
Its that time of the year when I make really ambitious TBRs and be really active and then disappear for eight-to-ten months. At least I’m self-aware at this point. I have ADHD and forget this blog even exists a lot. ANYWAY: I have 69 (hahaha) titles shelved on GoodReads as Anticipated Releases for 2021. Of those 69, I’ve narrowed the list down to 21 titles I am the MOST excited for. As usual,…
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A Spooktacular October TBR
A Spooktacular October TBR
I started a new job in August and honestly didn’t expect how badly going from working 2nd shift to working 1st shift was going to effect me. It hit me hard and I basically was a sleep deprived zombie for all of August, in addition to struggling with some medical issues (likely triggered by stress). I didn’t read a single thing.
September was mildly more successful. I read six books! Okay so…
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August TBR
So in the month of August I decided I wanted to try and participate in the bookish community more and try out several book clubs that have started up recently.
I have two books that I’m “currently reading” and that I need to finish sometime this month. The first one is Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, which I started back in May before the death of George Floyd. I was maybe two or…
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Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2020
Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2020
2020 is halfway done (thank Merlin) and so its time to take stalk of what I’ve read so far this year. As of writing this, I’ve read 60 books in 2020 (yay lockdown?). Before we get into the tag, here are some stats:
Books Read: 60 Pages Read: 14,857 Average Pages Per Book: 243 Shortest Book Read: 25 pages (Clatter, a poetry collection by Neil Hilborn) Longest Book Read: 633 pages (Weird and…
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Reading Adult SF/F: Hopepunk
Reading Adult SF/F: Hopepunk
I’ve been wanting to branch out further into adult science fiction and fantasy for a while. Currently, most of what I read would be considered YA and I want to say there’s nothing wrong with that. I don’t want to branch out into adult sf/f because I think its somehow betterthan YA. There are things that YA simply does better; that’s why I read so much of it. For one, YA is considerably more…
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June TBR - Pride Month
June TBR – Pride Month
I wasn’t able to read 20 books in May, but honestly I don’t even care. I enjoyed my reading month and ended up spending a lot of time working on a writing project that I have fallen in love with.
Looking into June, I don’t want to overwhelm myself. For one, I don’t want to burn out and stop writing. For another, I have NO IDEA if I’m going to be working at any point in June. So while I’m creating…
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May TBR
I don’t usually make TBRs because honestly I just don’t follow them very well. But, in April I read 18 books and (as long as I don’t go back to work this month) I decided I wanted to try and make it to 20 books in May.
Here’s a huge list of 35 books I’m considering reading, with the understanding that I am fully aware I’m not going to get to them all.
Top of my TBR:
Aurora Rising by Amie…
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Most Anticipated Books of 2020
Most Anticipated Books of 2020
The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue by VE Schwab
Bridge of Souls by Victoria Schwab
Empire of the Vampire by Jay Kristoff
Vampires Never Get Old Anthology edited by Natalie C. Parker
Bonds of Brass by Emily Skrutskie
All the Stars and Teeth by Adalyn Grace
Brooms Up by Anna Meriano
Dark and Deepest Red by Anna-Marie McLemore
Docile by KM Szpara
Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust
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2020 Reading Plans
I have two main goals for 2020 as far as my reading goes. First, I want to get through some of my backlist! I have sooooooooooo many books sitting on my bookshelves right now that I just really, really need to get around to reading! So I really want to prioritize getting through those.
Second, I want to start identifying what it is about certain genres that I like or don’t like. This challenge…
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Best Books of the Decade (2010-2019)
Best Books of the Decade (2010-2019)
This is not a definitive list, but rather my personal opinion. I attempted to list books in chronological order as best I could.
The Heroes of Olympus Series by Rick Riordan– This series is very well written and engaging. The books got super intense and I really, really enjoyed them so much. But, most importantly, these books are diverse. In a lot of ways, Rick Riordan set the stage for the…
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Sign Ups for Fantastic Travels: A Travelling Book Project
Sign Ups for Fantastic Travels: A Travelling Book Project
This is the sign up post for Fantastic Travels, a science-fiction and fantasy specific travelling book project.
What’s a travelling book project?
Basically, a group of book lovers send their favorite books to one another in the mail. When your book gets back to you after visiting everyone else, its filled with annotations and reactions from everyone else.
The point is to meet new people…
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