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2022 September Pick-it-for-me Challenge

Here are your picks for September- I hope you find one you love here!
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!).
TBR: Dirty Filthy Fix- short (but great!)
NEW: No Reservations- also short (also great!)
2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
TBR: Obsidian - blue on cover (I loved this one way back when I read it)
NEW: My Almost Ex- blue on cover (was highly recommended to me)
3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school.
TBR: The Geek Job- geeky fun
NEW: Wasted Words- published 2016
4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
NEW: Nothing Casual- Asia (so good)
NEW: Dark Fancy- Historical ( I love this whole trashy series- pick any one!)
5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
TBR: Shattered Glass- animal in story
NEW: Fumbled Love- humorous
6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles.
TBR: Maple Sundaes and Cider Donuts- food
NEW: Served Hot- coffee (very sweet-my coffee and this story)
7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class.
TBR: A Mage's Guide to Human Familiars- new to you author
NEW: Ties That Bind- new to you author
8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939.
TBR: Until There Was You- USA
TBR: Far Too Tempting- USA
Happy Reading!

Here are your picks. Happy reading!
France - short book
TBR - Ugly Love Episode 1

Icelandic (knitting) - green/blue cover
TBR - The Cheat Sheet
New - What If You & Me


Armenia - 6 in page count or pub date
TBR - The Dating Plan
New - Secrets of a Summer Night


Shishi High School - set in Asia- HR
New - The Island of Missing Trees

Germany - Paranormal
TBR - Our Last Echoes
New - Tunnel of Bones


Philippines - book loved
TBR - The Summer I Turned Pretty
New - The Library of Lost Things


Holland - author haven’t read
New - Hook, Line, and Sinker

USA - set in US - children in story
TBR - Get a Life, Chloe Brown
New - The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches



I always have fun going through your TBR and find I add as many to my TBR as I recommend! LOL!
Here are your picks for September:
1. France
TBR The Dressmaker's Gift (set in Europe)
NEW I See London, I See France (set in Europe) I thoroughly enjoyed this one!


2. Iceland
TBR Princess and the Player (longer title)
NEW The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (green on cover) I picked up the audiobook on a whim and ended up absolutely loving this! And now I hear it’s going to be made into a movie and I can’t wait!


3. Armenia
TBR Sweatpants Season (6 in pub date) Nothing like a little eye candy to keep you warm! LOL
TBR/NEW The Guy on the Right (nerdy/geeky character) I loved this whole series, but this one I had a soft spot for as the hero is such a misunderstood sweetheart! I did like all three in this series though.


4. China
TBR A Rogue by Any Other Name (Historical) Think I recommended this one so I’m bumping it back up the list!
NEW Wicked Intentions (Historical) Can’t remember if I’ve recommended this one to you before, but I totally enjoyed this whole series. There are a couple that aren’t my favorite, but the writing is consistent, the characters engaging and plenty of times I giggled at the interactions!


5. Germany
TBR Indecent Werewolf Exposure (animal in story/Paranormal/Humorous)
NEW Which Witch is Which? (Paranormal) I just had this recommended to me over the summer. Not normally my genre, but I gave it a try and I am hooked! Fun series and hoping to read book 2 this month!


6. Philippines
TBR Batter Up (food!) Sounds fun, adding to my TBR!
NEW Good Girl Complex (book I loved) This one was so much better than it’s description!


7. Holland
TBR The Boss Project (pub in 2022)
NEW Tinderbox (new author!) I gotta admit, I was worried I wouldn’t find one of these, but lo and behold! LOL! This one got me right away and I need to get back and finish the series!


8. U.S.A.
TBR The Inn on Harmony Island (USA/Children) *sigh* On my TBR now too! LOL!
NEW Fly with Me (USA) Just finished this series and LOVED it! Emotional, romantic and funny, it hit all my buttons! And surprisingly another new author for you!


Happy Reading!

Here are your picks for this month, I couldn't see a list so I just went off types of books you have read in the past:
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!).
-Recommend a short book or
-Recommend a book set in Europe
Faes Captive -

Beauty and the Highlander -

2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
-Recommend a longer title (knitting can take awhile!) or
-Recommend a book with blue or green or purple on the cover (the cold colors)
Vork -

Kitty and the midnight hour -

3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school
-Recommend a book with a nerdy/brainy/geeky character or
-Recommend a book with a 6 in the page count or date published
The Risk -

Let's get textual -

4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
-Recommend a book set in Asia or
-Recommend a Historical romance
Outlaw Viking

Laird of Mist

5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
-Recommend a book with an animal in the story or on the cover or
-Recommend a Paranormal or Humorous book
Bitten -

Moon Called -

6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
-Recommend a book set in the food or drink industry or
-Recommend a book you loved (recycle the title) -
Lessons in Corruption -


Brutal Prince-

7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
-Recommend a new release (in 2022) or
-Recommend an author your pickee has never read
Storm -

Pageant -


8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939.
-Recommend a book set in the U.S.A. or
-Recommend a book with child(ren) in the story
Rocker who Holds Me

Still beating


If you need any repicks just let me know, happy reading 😁

1. France has the shortest school year from August to June ..."
Thanks for the picks mountaincat these look great 😁

I loved going through our shelves and trying to figure out what to pick within the rules: you are indeed a voracious reader!
Thanks for letting me peek and for setting up a wide pick-it shelf.
Here are your picks: I hope you'll find a nice book for next month.
1.
- TBR The Dragon's Bride (A Deal With a Demon #1) (short book, though first of a series)
- NEW The One Plus One (set in Europe)


2. Iceland
- TBR A Shadow in the Ember (Flesh and Fire #1) (longer title)
- NEW The Selection (The Selection #1) (blue on the cover)


3. Armenia
- NEW Elements of Chemistry: Attraction (Hypothesis #1) (brainy character, warning: it's short but 1 of 3 with cliffhangers. I loved it!)
- TBR Rhapsodic (The Bargainer #1) (number 6: 326 pages in the paperback 2016 Lavabrook edition)


4. China
- TBR War (The Four Horsemen #2) (set in Asia)
- TBR Pride and Prejudice (historical romance)


5. Germany
- TBR Reject Me (Immortal Vices and Virtues #1) (animal in the cover)
- TBR Skyward (Skyward #1) (paranormal, guessing from the plot)


6. Philippines
- NEW Silver Brewer (The Silver Foxes of Blue Ridge #1) (drink industry)
- NEW Uprooted (I loved it!)


7. Holland
- TBR Forging Silver into Stars (Forging Silver into Stars #1) (newly released in 2022)
- NEW The Law of Moses(The Law of Moses #1) (author your have never read)


8. U.S.A.
- NEW The Sinner (set in the U.S.A.)
- NEW The Soulmate Equation (with children in the story)


If you need any repicks, I will be happy to have another go and select other titles.
Happy reading!

1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!).
✦TBR: A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting - Recommend a book set in Europe
✦NEW: Final Serenade - Recommend a short book


2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
✦TBR: Better Than the Movies - Recommend a book with blue or green or purple on the cover (the cold colors)
✦TBR: Things We Never Got Over - Recommend a longer title (knitting can take awhile!)


3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school.
✦TBR: Love on the Brain - Recommend a book with a nerdy/brainy/geeky character
✦TBR: Ivy - Recommend a book with a 6 in the page count or date published


4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
✦TBR: The Song of Achilles - Recommend a Historical romance
✦NEW: I Guess I Live Here Now - Recommend a book set in Asia


5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
✦TBR: Animal Farm - Recommend a book with an animal in the story or on the cover
✦NEW: Three Mages and a Margarita - Recommend a Paranormal or Humorous book


6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
✦NEW: A Pizza My Heart - Recommend a book set in the food or drink industry
✦NEW: Shattered Love - Recommend a book you loved (recycle the title)


7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
✦NEW: The Price of Revenge - Recommend a new release (in 2022)
✦NEW: Awk-Weird - Recommend an author your pickee has never read


8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939.
✦NEW: One Percent of You - Recommend a book with child(ren) in the story
✦TBR: Letters to the Lost - Recommend a book set in the U.S.A.



We are off to a great start! Many picks have already been made. Lots more to go….
Please make sure to post your picks by Tuesday, August 30 ( 5 pm US EST) at the very latest. Please remember to post your picks by the deadline. Everyone works hard to give great recommendations and of course everyone wants to receive some awesome picks. Thank you!!

Hi Carmen !
Here are my picks for you ! Hope you’ll enjoy them !
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!).
-Recommend a short book or
-Recommend a book set in Europe
YTBR : Paris (set in Paris and short)
New for You : The Nerd and the Neighbor (short)


2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
-Recommend a longer title (knitting can take awhile!) or
-Recommend a book with blue or green or purple on the cover (the cold colors)
YTBR : With Love from London (cold color cover)
New for You : How to Howl at the Moon (long title)


3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school
-Recommend a book with a nerdy/brainy/geeky character or
-Recommend a book with a 6 in the page count or date published
YTBR : Book Lovers (nerdy brainer character)
New for You : Shy Girls Write It Better (nerdy brainer character)


4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
-Recommend a book set in Asia or
-Recommend a Historical romance
YTBR : Eidolon (not in real Asia but could be)
New for You : Storm and Silence (historical)


5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
-Recommend a book with an animal in the story or on the cover or
-Recommend a Paranormal or Humorous book
YTBR : Black Hat, White Witch (paranormal)
New for You : Hour of the Lion (paranormal with a shifter)


6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
-Recommend a book set in the food or drink industry or
-Recommend a book you loved (recycle the title)
YTBR : Simmer Down (set in the food or drink industry)
New for You : Bear Meets Girl (i love this series)


7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
-Recommend a new release (in 2022) or
-Recommend an author your pickee has never read
YTBR : Hook, Line, and Sinker (a 2022 release)
New for You : Egotistical Puckboy (a 2022 release)


8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939.
-Recommend a book set in the U.S.A. or
-Recommend a book with child(ren) in the story
YTBR : If I Only Knew (with child(ren) in the story)
New for You : Hockey Mom (with child(ren) in the story)


Happy reading !
Lilliana

Here are your picks for September- I hope you find one you love here!
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the..."
Hi Fran ! Thanks so much : They look great and thanks also for the new authors for me to read.
I have them all in my rrr-2022-advised-picks with some few of last month picks.
Happy reading to you also !
Lilliana

1. Recommend a short book
TBR: Wicked Weekend
Recommend a book set in Europe
NEW: Bringing Down the Duke
2. Recommend a longer title (knitting can take awhile!)
TBR: A Court of Thorns and Roses
Recommend a book with blue or green or purple on the cover (the cold colors)
TBR: A Game of Persuasion
3. Recommend a book with a nerdy/brainy/geeky character
NEW: Love Lettering
Recommend a book with a 6 in the page count or date published
TBR: Flame
4. Recommend a book set in Asia
NEW: The Last Rose of Shanghai
Recommend a Historical romance
TBR: How to Marry a Duke
5. Recommend a book with an animal in the story or on the cover
TBR: Dragon on Top
Recommend a Paranormal or Humorous book
New: Boyfriend Material
6. Recommend a book set in the food or drink industry
NEW: Baker's Dozen
Recommend a book you loved (recycle the title)
NEW: Get a Life, Chloe Brown
7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
-Recommend a new release (in 2022) or
Recommend an author your pickee has never read
NEW: Delilah Green Doesn't Care
8. Recommend a book set in the U.S.A.
NEW: One True Loves
Recommend a book with child(ren) in the story
TBR: The Bride Test

Here are some picks for you. We had 0% overlap in our shelves, so I made sure to include plenty from your tbr and went for others that I've seen recommended from trustworthy friends on GR or podcasts! Hope you enjoy and find one you love!
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June -
Recommend a short book Seven (tbr)
-Recommend a book set in Europe: The Exchange(tbr)
2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
-Recommend a longer titleThe Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie (new)
-Recommend a book with blue or green or purple on the cover (the cold colors) The Words (blue cover) (tbr)
3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school
-Recommend a book with a nerdy/brainy/geeky character or
The Love Hypothesis(new)
The Assist (tbr)
4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
-Recommend a Historical romance
Again the Magic(hr) (new)
Brazen and the Beast (hr) (new)
5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
-Recommend a book with an animal on the cover or Big Bear (tbr)
-Recommend a Paranormal book
From Blood and Ash(TBR)- this one is on my tbr too and was one of our only overlaps!
6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
-Recommend a book you loved (recycle the title)
(The Taming of a Highlander(new)
The Recruit (new)
7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
-Recommend an author your pickee has never read
The Player by Kresly Cole (new)
Praise by Sara Cate (new)Praise (new)
8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (-Recommend a book set in the U.S.A.
Bass-Ackwards by Eris Adderly (new)
-Recommend a book with child(ren) in the story
Tight Ends & Tiaras (tbr)
happy reading!

1. Closed door vs. Smut
TBR: Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
New: Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter
2. STEM LOVE
TBR: Under one roof by Ali Hazel-wood
New: The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren
3. Rom-Com
TBR: The Ex Talk by Solomon, Rachel Lynn
New: The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston
4. Water vibes
TBR: Below Deck by Tara Sivec
New: One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle
5. Paranormal lovers
TBR: Dancing Bearfoot by Zoe Chante
New: Reborn Yesterday (Phenomenal Fate, #1) by Tessa Bailey
6. Holiday Feels
TBR: Where Forever Started by Barbara Elsborg
New: A Virgin River Christmas by Robyn Carr
7. Wedding Bells
TBR: His Bride(Frisky Beavers #3.5) by Ainsley Booth
New: The Marriage Bargain by Jennifer Probst
8. Dark romance 🔥
TBR: A Demon and His Witch (Welcome to Hell #1) by Eve Langlais
New: Neon Gods (Dark Olympus, #1) by Katee Roberts

Here are your picks for this month, I couldn't see a list so I just went off types of books you have read in the past:
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (man..."
Awesome thank you!

I loved going through our shelves and trying to figure out what to pick within the rules: you are indeed a voracious reader!
Thanks for letting me peek and for setting up a wide pick-it..."
Thanks so much! =D

Here are your picks. Hope you'll enjoy them because some of these are my absolute favorites.
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!).
New: The Marriage Bargain by Jennifer Probst (Short Book)
New: The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary (Set in Europe)
2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting.
New: The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata (Longer title - one of my all time favs)
TBR: Verity by Colleen Hoover (cold colors on cover)
3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school
TBR: The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood (nerdy/brainy/geeky character)
TBR: From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout
4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school.
New: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan (Set in Asia)
TBR: Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier (Historical)
5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat.
New: Hosed by Pippa Grant (animal in story)
New: A Not So Meet Cute by Meghan Quinn (Humorous)
6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
New: Playing for Keeps by R.L Mathewson
New: Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren (Love this book)
7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
TBR: Book Lovers by Emily Henry (New Release)
New: Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas (New Author)
8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939.
TBR: The Deal by Elle Kennedy (Set in U.S)
New: Wrecking Ball by P. Dangelico (Child in story)
Happy Reading <3

1. France
TBR The Princess Plan set in europe
NEW Grumpy Jake short story
2.Iceland
TBR The Sweethearts' Knitting Club
NEW The Reunion blue-purple cover
3. Armenia
TBR Finally a Bride & His Love Match 6 in page count
NEW The Hero and the Hacktivist geeky character
4.China
TBR A Pretend Match for the Viscount historical romance
NEW I Love You So Mochi set in asia
5.Germany
TBR Canyon Standoff animal on cover..it was like you knew..
NEW Hosed animal in story
6.Phillipines
TBR Love & Gelato food..its like you knew..
NEW The Last Eligible Billionaire i loved this book
7.Holland
TBR A Defiant Maiden's Knight new release
NEW Stuck with You new release
8.USA
TBR Worth the Fall children in story
NEW Mermaid Inn set in usa

1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours long!)
TBR: The Wedding Setup: A Short Story ➺ short
NEW: Snowfall ➺ short


2. One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is knitting
TBR: Firestorm ➺ purple cover
NEW: The Scandalous, Dissolute, No-Good Mr. Wright ➺ long title


3. In Armenia, all children aged 6 and up are taught chess at school
TBR: The Nerd and the Neighbor ➺ nerdy
NEW: Duncan ➺ brainy; you don't really need to read the first book to enjoy this one


4. The Shishi High School located in Chengdu, China is the world's oldest school
TBR: Heartbreaker ➺ historical
NEW: The Lady Most Likely... ➺ historical


5. A school in Germany has been built to look like a giant white cat
TBR: Kitty Goes to Washington ➺ animal/paranormal
NEW: Moon Dance ➺ paranormal


6. A school in the Philippines is made completely of recycled Pepsi bottles
TBR: The One Night ➺ food
NEW: Pies and Prejudice ➺ food


7. The kids in Holland begins school on their 4th birthday so there is always someone new in class
TBR: The Paid Bridesmaid ➺ never read
NEW: The Girl in the Mist ➺ 2022


8. In the U.S., school buses have been around since 1915 (as long as the automobile), but the official color of bright yellow wasn’t adopted until 1939
TBR: Hope Harbor ➺ USA
NEW: Disorderly Conduct ➺ USA



1. Recommend a short book
TBR: Wicked Weekend
Recommend a book set in Europe
NEW: Bringing Down the Duke
2. Recommend a lo..."
Thanks Jess! I see one or two from my preferred shelf I can't wait to read. And definitely some fun new ones to try. Can't wait!

1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) and also the longest school day (lunch is two hours lo..."
Hi LaurLa! WOO! Super excited for these and already put a few on my Kindle and hold shelf! THANK YOU!
Just an FYI, I've actually already read The Scandalous, Dissolute, No-Good Mr. Wright. Took me a second to realize i had since, for some reason, I didn't review it! Might have read it before I really got active on Goodreads... there really aren't many by Tessa Dare that I haven't read! No need to repick if you don't have time. I have plenty to read and know I won't get to them all. Thank you for the awesome picks as always!

here is my selection of 8 books for your September PIFM Challenge. I hope you’ll find something to enjoy :)
1. A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles (set in Europe, more or less :))
2. Reminders of him by Colleen Hoover (cold colours on the cover)
3. Honey & Spice by Bolu Babalola (nergy/brainy/geeky character)
4. Honor by Thrity Umrigar (set in Asia)
5. The plight before Christmas by Kate Stewart (humorous)
6. Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens (a book I loved)
7. Part of your world by Abby Jimenez (released in 2022)
8. The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker (set in the USA)
The four books that are not from your tbr list are some of my all time favourites, especially Honor and Where the crawdads sing.
Have fun reading!
Cheers,
Daja

1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation weeks throughout) an..."
Thanks so much for these I managed to get copies of most and I am looking forward to reading them.

This is my first time doing a challenge and really hope you enjoy some of these picks!
1.Normal People set in Europe and just an unconventional romance
Love Her Wild just a short book of love poems
2.Book Lovers blue cover! and TBR
3. The Love Hypothesis nerdy and brainy and a great escape
4. The Duke Is Mine historical romance
5. Shadowland Paranormal YA romance and you had the author on your list
6.The Wish a book I loved
7. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society an author you've never read?
8.Things We Never Got Over set in the USA

Hope you enjoy these books! Took from your tbr and some of my recommendations!
1. The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood (tbr) - nerdy with romance! heard it's so good!
Happily Ever Afters by Elise Bryant (new) - cute high school story with a girl who writes and falls in love with a boy! (currently reading and its so good)
2. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid (tbr) - heard this book is so good! also on my tbr lol
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green (new)- one of my all time favorite love stories but kinda sad.
3. The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han (tbr) - i've heard the show to this is awesome too!
The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith (new) - one of my favorite books and favorite authors! this book takes place over a 24 hour period.
4. The Wedding Crashers by Mia Sosa (tbr) - Don't know much about this book, but it looks very interesting!
Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon (new) - super short and faced paced book. One of my all time favorites!
5. Mailibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid (tbr) - I've heard really good things about this book too!
All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (new)- One of my all time favorite books. Such a bittersweet story
6. Mr. Perfect on Paper by Jean Meltzer (tbr) - don't know anything about this book but looks interesting!
The Selection by Kiera Cass (new) - kinda a teen book, but my ALL TIME favorite book! Competing for love! I recommend this book to everyone, especially when in a reading slump!
7. The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa (tbr) - also don't know much about this book but looks pretty interesting
Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven (new) - a different vibe from her other book, but also such a good story. Really helps with seeing that looks don't matter
8. The Fine Print by Lauren Asher (tbr) - from looking at your tbr, this seems like one you would really enjoy!
Book Lovers by Emily Henry (new) - this one has been on my tbr for a while and i have heard such good this so i highly recommend this one too!
Hope you enjoy some of these books! Happy reading!

This is my first time doing a challenge and really hope you enjoy some of these picks!
1.Normal People set in Europe and just an unconventional romance
[book:Love Her Wi..."
Thanks Pryanka. I love them!
I will stock my closet with tissues for the Nicholas Sparks' one: he is a great author and I usually fear the amount of tears he will make me shed, but since you loved it, I will procrastinate no longer! :)

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Happy reading!

Hi Carmen !
Here are my picks for you ! Hope you’ll enjoy them !
1. France has the shortest school year from August to June (many vacation we..."
Thanks for the picks. I see lots of books I'd like to get to. Crossing my fingers that Sept doesn't become too busy for me so I can enjoy them all :-)

I may need one or two helpers to give re-picks tonight. If anyone would like to help, please post here in this thread. You would need to be able to give the re-picks shortly after the deadline closes so there is not too much longer to wait for those that haven't received picks yet. Thank you!

1. The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas
2. Credence by Penelope Douglas
3. The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
4. Twisted Love by Ana Huang
5. Sweet Temptation by Cora Reilly
6. It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover
7. Ruthless Rival by LJ Shen
8. The Push by Ashley Audrain.
* It’s the first time I do this challenge. Please let me know if there’s anything else I need to do. Thanks!

Here are your picks. Happy reading!
France - short book
TBR - Ugly Love Episode 1

Icelandic (knitting) - green/blue cover
TBR - [..."
Thank you so much! I'm excited to read these!

I'm sorry, I did check it against your shelves and didn't see it. But if you want another historical title, here you go 😍


SunnyCaGirl, I am working on your picks now and will have them posted a little later. I have an errand soon and then will be back to post them :)

1.
-TBR: Big Biker
-NEW: The Exchange
2.
- TBR: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
-NEW: The Reunion
3.
- The Chase
_ Technically Faking
4.
- Starry-Eyed Love
- From Thin Air
5.
- Burned (Cade Ranch)
- Vampire Academy #1
6.
- Gin Fling
- Dare to Love
7.
- Beauty and the Baller
-Scoring withe the center
8.
- The American Roommate Experiment
- The Bomshell Effect

SunnyCaGirl, I am working on your picks now and will have them posted a little later. I have an errand soon and then will be back to po..."
Fran...I'm missing picks also...I double check this thread a few times in the past days.

SunnyCaGirl, I am working on your picks now and will have them posted a little later. I have an errand soon and then will ..."
I’m so sorry I didn’t catch that Kathy! I’m on it :)

I’m covered, but thank you for offering Emily :)
I’m sure we will need help in future PIFM challenges :)

Here are your picks for September- I hope you find a gem or two here!
1.
TBR: A Caribbean Heiress in Paris- Europe
NEW: The Matchmaker and the Marquess- Europe
2.
TBR: Confessions of a Little Black Gown- green on cover
NEW: Lady Love- blue on cover
3.
TBR: If You Deceive- 6 in page count
NEW: Waiting for Snow- 6 in page count
4.
TBR: Somewhere I'll Find You- Historical
NEW: When Beauty Tamed the Beast- Historical
5.
TBR: Ten Trends to Seduce Your Bestfriend- funny
NEW: The Devil in Disguise- paranormal
6.
TBR: Fifty Shades of Grey- I loved this series! I don't care that people called it cheesy- it's good!
NEW: Own the Eights- food and drink in story
7.
TBR: The Bride Goes Rogue- 2022 release
NEW: Eadan's Vow- new to you author
8.
TBR: Malibu Rising- USA
NEW: The Simple Life- USA
Happy Reading!!

Here are your picks for September....I hope you find something you love!
1.
TBR: Lucky Leap Day- Europe
NEW: Say Yes- short
2.
TBR: The Theory of Second Best- long
NEW: The Sweetest Fix- purple on cover
3.
TBR: Sexy Nerd- nerd
NEW: Ties That Bind- 6 in published date
4.
TBR: A Rogue Meets a Scandalous Lady- historical
NEW: The Prince of Broadway- historical
5.
TBR: Demons Are Forever- paranormal
TBR: Tempt the Playboy- funny
6.
TBR: Sweet Talk- food and drink in story
NEW: Waiting for Her- food in story
7.
TBR: Last on the List- 2022 release
NEW: Big Bossy Mistake- new to your author
8.
TBR: Legacy- USA
NEW: The One Who Loves You- kid in story
Happy Reading!!

1. The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas
2. Credence by Penelope Douglas
3. The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
4. Twisted Love by Ana Huang..."
Thank you! I'm so excited to read as many of these as I can!

1. Closed door vs. Smut
TBR: Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
New: Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter
2. STEM LOVE
TBR: Under one roof by Al..."
Thank you Catherine! I’m excited to get started :)

Just a few things that might help when deciding which book to read from your recommendations-
- If a book that is chosen for you is part of a series, you may read any book in that series for it to count for this challenge. For example, you may want to start at #1 but were given #3 in the series, or you might just like the sound of a different title in the series, or there may be another book or novella in the series that also fits another challenge.
- You only need to read one of your picks for this challenge, but of course you may read as many as you want.
- If you were given a title you have already read, you can read another book in the series (if it’s part of a series) in its place.

I always have fun going through your TBR and find I add as many to my TBR as I recommend! LOL!
Here are your picks for September:
1. France
TBR
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Thank you for the picks! I've already finished The boss project and going to read Indecent Werewolf Exposure next and I don't know what next as I can't decide! So many great picks!
The Princess and the Player will have to wait though, it will be out around Christmas if I remember correctly :)

1. Closed door vs. Smut
TBR: Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
New: Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter
2. STEM LOVE
TBR: Under one roof by Al..."
Hi Catherine,
I read Dancing Bearfoot from your list for me. Although it wasn’t great I am happy to check it off as read from my tbr:)
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Thanks Chris! I see several I am looking forward to in September!