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I never know what book I’m going to choose for the new year. I know some people like to start the new year off with a 5 star book so they will choose something they rated 5 stars before but I don’t think that’s me. Hmmmm, 🤔🤔
I'll be reading
in January with a bookclub, but not sure it will be my first finished book. We're cruising for the New Year, so I expect to read something I own on kindle the first week.
I think it will be Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck, which won the 2024 International Booker Prize. I had planned to read it this year so I don’t want to push it off too long and then lose interest.
I'll probably be reading two books for two different book clubs: Horse & Good Bad Girl. The only ones I can predict for now.
Denise wrote: "
"It's very different from Thursday Murder Club. Once I accepted that, I liked it. It reminded me a little of the Fox and O'Hare series written by Janet Evanovich.
I can't wait to start with the first book of the Malazan series: Gardens of the Moon. It will be my 3rd or 4th reread. I've stopped the series after the 3rd book and I just want to finish the series next year, because it's so good.
I've been organizing my lists for my challenges and unless something changes in the next couple of weeks, my first books (as per my 5 challenges) will be -
12 + 4 - Dustiest Books - Gideon's March
by J.J. Marric (Gideon #8)
12 + 4 - Finish a Series - Moon of the Turning Leaves
by Waubgeshig Rice
Individual Challenge - Start a Series - The Black House
by Peter May (Fin McLeod #1) I've had this series awaiting my attention for the longest
Individual Challenge - Continue a Series - A Darker Domain
by Val McDermid (DI Karen Pirie #2), once again this series has been waiting my attention the longest. And we just watched the adaptation of the 1st book on TV and it was also excellent.
Individual Challenge - Non-Series - Joanna Russ: Novels & Stories (LOA #373): The Female Man / We Who Are About To . . . / On Strike Against God / The Complet e Alyx Stories / Other Stories
by Joanna Russ. This is a Library of America collection
The first book I might turn a page on might be Gideon's March as it's the shortest. 😁👌👍
12 + 4 - Dustiest Books - Gideon's March
by J.J. Marric (Gideon #8)12 + 4 - Finish a Series - Moon of the Turning Leaves
by Waubgeshig RiceIndividual Challenge - Start a Series - The Black House
by Peter May (Fin McLeod #1) I've had this series awaiting my attention for the longestIndividual Challenge - Continue a Series - A Darker Domain
by Val McDermid (DI Karen Pirie #2), once again this series has been waiting my attention the longest. And we just watched the adaptation of the 1st book on TV and it was also excellent.Individual Challenge - Non-Series - Joanna Russ: Novels & Stories (LOA #373): The Female Man / We Who Are About To . . . / On Strike Against God / The Complet e Alyx Stories / Other Stories
by Joanna Russ. This is a Library of America collectionThe first book I might turn a page on might be Gideon's March as it's the shortest. 😁👌👍
Whatever else I have to carry over, the first book I finish will be Good as Goldie: A Breaking Cat News Adventure - the newest Breaking Cat News Adventure, a quick read, and a great way to kick off my Crazy Cat Lady theme for 2025.
I think I’m going to lead off with We'll Prescribe You a Cat, Ukulele of Death & The Honjin Murders. But definitely Cat first!
I'm kicking off my "crazy cat lady" year with
Good as Goldie: A Breaking Cat News Adventure. Need something light while waiting for news on my mom!
Laurel wrote: "I'm kicking off my "crazy cat lady" year with
Good as Goldie: A Breaking Cat News Adventure. Need something ligh..."I just read Breaking Cat News in December. So many scenes I could identify with!
Bonnie wrote: "I'll be reading
in January with a bookclub, but not sure it will be my first finished book. We're cruising for the New Year, so I expect to read som..."so my first book (kindle) ended up being
Everyone This Christmas Has a Secret instead, but will be reading All the Colors soon.
Books mentioned in this topic
Reckless (other topics)Everyone This Christmas Has a Secret (other topics)
All the Colors of the Dark (other topics)
You Never Know: A Memoir (other topics)
Good as Goldie: A Breaking Cat News Adventure (other topics)
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J.J. Marric (other topics)Waubgeshig Rice (other topics)
Peter May (other topics)
Val McDermid (other topics)
Joanna Russ (other topics)








