Here's my #bookspin #doublespin #bookspinbingo card for December.
November has been a busy month for me with a move and new job, but one thing I'm hoping for in my new situation is a healthy work-life balance. And by *life* of course I mean *books*
Here's my #bookspin #doublespin #bookspinbingo card for December.
November has been a busy month for me with a move and new job, but one thing I'm hoping for in my new situation is a healthy work-life balance. And by *life* of course I mean *books*
Here is my final #tbr for 2024! Looking forward to finishing some books that have long been on my tbr and some big releases! I will as always participate in #bookspin #doublespin & #bookspinbingo as well as #Roll100
Finding this an odd read. I'm not exactly bored, but there's such a remove from all the characters that I have no one to be interested in. It's like reading a moderately entertaining history book.
#DoubleSpin
@TheAromaofBooks @PuddleJumper
This month I tried to focus on #BookSpin and #Roll100 debt, and I think I did OK.
Spins: Letters, To The Men I Have Loved by Mirtha Michelle Castro Mármol (Nov #BookSpin); D: A Tale of Two Worlds by Michel Faber (July and Nov #DoubleSpin)
#Roll100: Carry On by Rainbow Rowell (Nov); Spy x Family, Vol. 4 by Tatsuya Endo (Apr, Sep); D: A Tale of Two Worlds by Michel Faber (Apr); House of Blades by Will Wight (Nov)
Did not occur to me that there might be long waits for this 20 year old book, so I'm pretty late starting. #DoubleSpin
My December #bookspin ! I might Christmas myself out.. 😏 #doublespin #bookspinbingo
Edited because this can also be my #readyourkindle list 🤪
My last #BookSpin / #DoubleSpin list for 2024.
Let me just wrap my head around that. 😳🫢😂😂
Thanks, Sarah and Happy Thanksgiving. 🦃
There‘s always a book or two in my December picks that brings a tear to my eye. I hope that‘s true for you, as well. In fact, I hope you find yourself immersed in the type of settle-in and read-all-day book bringing forth a good old-fashioned ugly cry! #BookSpin #DoubleSpin @TheAromaofBooks
A prompt on my library‘s book challenge is to read the book that‘s been on your tbr the longest. I‘ve owned this book for over 20 years. I love Binchy‘s slow-paced, small town, Irish family stories, but they‘re long. This one is about a mother who leaves her family to live with her first love, but everyone thinks she died. Goes back and forth between mother‘s life & her daughter. Good story, felt the ending was too fast. #doublespin for March