Friday Reads 5/20/22
How the hell is it already May 20? And also, how is June still 10 days away? Time is very slippery right now. I've gone back to work, but I will be off
How the hell is it already May 20? And also, how is June still 10 days away? Time is very slippery right now. I've gone back to work, but I will be off
Since I've just been sitting around for the last 3 weeks, I've had plenty of time to add books to my TBR. Buckle up. **FThe Mayfair Bookshop by Eliza Knight - The description
As you can expect, my reading is... disordered this week. I get in a mood to read something and I devour a ton of that kind of thing, and then suddenly, I don't
As is my way when I am under a lot of stress, I'm reading a lot of books. The Chosen and the Beautiful by Nghi Vo - I've read 10% of this one.
So I did read a few books in April. Here they are. The Recovery Agent by Janet Evanovich - I waited for this book for sooooo long. I liked it, but the main
Let's be honest. I am failing at reading this year. I read exactly one book on April's TBR. So this TBR is purely speculative. Libertie by Kaitlyn Greenidge - This is the book
I just realized it's May and I did none of my month-end posts. Prepare to see a whole hceking lot of those catch up posts this week. Today we'll start with a Goodreads
I forgot to post a Friday Reads on Friday, but as it turns out, I would have had no idea what I was going to do on Saturday. I got a wild hair
I just checked. The list of books added to my TBR is not terrifying, but it's enough to warrant making this post. Very Bad People by Kit Frick - Calliope (what a name
I haven't been able to read this week. It's been awful. I tried several things and just couldn't get into them. Then yesterday, this book came in at the library: You'll Be the
Alright. Yes, I realize the date is fictional. I am too fragile to deal with April Fool's Day, so it is March 32. I realized I forgot to do a card draw yesterday,
So as I mentioned in my last post, this will not be a set TBR. It will be more of a list of potential books I'd like to read in April. The Recovery