Journey Into the Shelves: a universe in words

Jill (n.): one who has a book buying problem and trying to (hopelessly) counteract said problem. Currently reading: 1. Aurora Rising (The Aurora Cycle: 1): Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff var sc_project=11081094; var sc_invisible=1; var sc_security="00f8b499"; var scJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://secure." : "https://www."); document.write("");

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I'm Back This Time (I Swear) July TBR | Monthly TBR 2024

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Most Anticipated Releases of the Second Half of 2024 | June - December 2024

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Most Anticipated Releases of 2024 | January - June

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November TBR | Monthly TBR 2023

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September TBR | Monthly TBR 2023

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July TBR | Monthly TBR 2023

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Just a Normal May TBR | Monthly TBR 2023

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22 to Read in 2023 | Reading Goals 2023

I know I'm a bit late, but better late than never right? My TBR is a bit out of control so I need some sort of priority list for what I want to read this year or I'll never decide what I want to read. So, here are the 22 top books I want to read in 2023!

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Reading Goals for 2023 | Reading Goals 2023

I don't make many goals, but when I do they're reading goals. My goals for 2023 aren't that much different than 2022, but they'll make for a great reading year (as long as I can stick to all of them).

It’s a new year and that means new reading goals. Actually, most of my goals aren’t all that new compared to last year’s, and I’m okay with that. A few are just goals that I have or should have every year, no matter how I performed the year before, and others are ones that I didn’t accomplish last year. All in all, I had a great reading year in 2022, and I’m hoping for nothing but the same from…

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@lit-society book fair 4: on campus — american panda

I like you, Darren, Lord Pecan, Sir Almond, and I want to date you, and just you. Like normal MIT students. I want to awkwardly hold your hand, share bowls of liquid nitrogen ice cream, and drop metallic sodium in the Charles.

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Thoroughly enjoying this book! Jen is a master at writing cute and fun romances!

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What is one book you are determined to read this year? For me it’s Fellowship of the Ring, my brother still can’t believe I haven’t read it yet 😂. I’m hoping I love The Lord of the Rings books as much as I love the movies and The Hobbit. I hope you are having a great weekend and stay safe! 💕

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Name meanings - The Cruel Prince - Holly Black

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“names have power.” - rick riordan

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Don’t go quietly, fight! Please fight to the end, be LOUD! Don’t just quietly go away!

Little Women (2019) dir, Greta Gerwig

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do you have any wlw books that star women of colour?

i do!

girls of paper and fire by natasha ngan

girl serpent thorn by melissa bashardoust

take a hint, dani brown by talia hibbert

the bone shard daughter by andrea stewart

the space between worlds by micaiah johnson

the true queen by zen cho

empress of forever by max gladstone

falling into place by sheryn munir

waiting on a bright moon by jy yang

the avant-guards by carly usdin & noah hayes

that could be enough by alyssa cole

abbott by saladin ahmed

a dead djinn in cairo by p djeli clark

the stars and the blackness between them by junauda petrus

the henna wars by adiba jaigirdar

you should see me in a crown by leah johnson

burning roses by s l huang

yellow rose by yoshiya nobuko

don’t date rosa santos by nina moreno

clap when you land by elizabeth acevedo

shatter the sky by rebecca kim wells

the good luck girls by charlotte nicole davis

in the vanishers’ palace by aliette de bodard

once ghosted, twice shy by alyssa cole

afterlove by tanya byrne

buuza!! by shazleen khan

motor crush by brenden fletcher

not for use in navigation by iona datt sharma

ninefox gambit by yoon ha lee

a blade so black by l l mckinney

mangos and mistletoe by adrianna herrera

patsy by nicole dennis benn

escaping exodus by nicky drayden

we set the dark on fire by tehlor kay mejia

the weight of the stars by k ancrum

[leer-reading-lire]

“And most conveniently she leaves her handkerchief behind!” said Poirot. “Exactly as it happens in the books and on the films—and to make things even easier for us it is marked with an initial.”

― Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express