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Maridele wrote: "Am I the only one that doesn't plan what I'm reading ahead of time? I have in my possession about 150 books that I "want to read" along with that many available on library ebook. I read what I'm in..."





A Telegram from Berlin by A. OConnor
Just Fine, Thank You by Evelyn Eite
The Search: A Dust Bowl Love Story by Tiffani Burnett-Velez
Three Words for Goodbye by Hazel Gaynor
Breathing Fire by Jaime Lowe
The Widows of Champagne by Renee Ryan
Those I have Lost by Sharon Maas
The Clockmaker's Wife by Daisy Wood
The Girls from the Beach by Andie Newton
The Wartime Singers by Lesley Eames
The Ice Swan by J'nell Ciesielski
The Forest of Vanishing Stars by Kristin Harmel
The Girl Behind the Wall by Mandy Robotham


I have a TBR list, but my next pick is always whatever I am feeling in the moment! I have books that I think I'll read this summer, but nothing is set in stone.



YES LET'S GOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! Best books ever written in my humble opinion XD

I have started on a #worldreadingchallenge. I have collected books by writers from almost 160 nations, and am about to buy the rest of the books. Some nations have literally no actual works translated to English, so it is very difficult to complete my challenge. If anybody here can help me out somehow, I shall be so grateful to you.
I hope that all are safe and investing their time now in extensive reading.
Ciao!

A Promised Land
Robin
Moby-Dick or, the Whale
The Martians




looking forward to reading it"
find yourself a boyfriend ))"
too messy and complicated. :)"
I try to plan, but the plan doesn't always go as planned:)

I am the same. Never plan ahead for my next read!.... Also heading into winter here. No summer reads for me!



A Game of ThronesA Clash of KingsA Storm of SwordsA Feast for CrowsA Dance with DragonsGeorge R.R. Martin

I love those ones!! Percy Jackson always has a special place in my heart and Six of Crows was one of those books that I couldn't put down!!

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Quiero empezar y leer poco a poco Middlemarch.
Y luego libros algo más ligeros , típico para llevar a la playa y que me apetecen:
Érase una vez la taberna Swan, Los últimos días de Rabbit Hayes, de Anna McPartlin, La historia de Marie Powell, esposa de Milton, de Graves, recreación histórica. Y seguir con un libro de cartas de María Zambrano.

1_the old man and the sea
2_the alchemist
3_tuesdays with Moory
4_The Nocturnal Harmony of Wood Orchestra
5_veronica decides to die
6_her eyes
7_Anna Karnina
8_Mrs Dalloway
and so on....

Crooked Kingdom
I'm going to continue exploring the Grishaverse by reading the Six of Crows Duology. Looking forward to it! :)



I recommend Villette.

I do the same!

I don't plan what i'm going to read - because usually i'm limited by what the library has available on ebook!
I'm on 3 hold lists right now. Had to switch to starting The Starless Sea after Piranesi was unavailable. Finished Warmth of Other Suns a few weeks ago, waiting on Caste and The Sum of Us. Just finished Every Last Fear in about 2 days when it became available. Hoping to get a lot of reading in this summer.

But I don’t really plan what I read I kinda just go to my library and pick based of what genres I feel like reading lol



I have Confessions From the Quilting Circle on audio tape and I'm looking forward to a good family yarn. My grandmother was part of a quilting circle and made each of her grandchildren a quilt on their 18th birthday. I loved mine. I also love Maisey Yates writing so I am eager to read her new venture into Women's Lit.
Revelation Space
Shadows of Mars
#tbr