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August Plans (2022)

This month is a bit sporadic in terms of genre, but I hoping it will be helpful after not reading much the last few months...

TBR


Historical / Sci-fi / Thriller

IG Scroll / Recent Purchase / <300 Pages

So, I'm really looking forward to The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy and the Nirvana book. Not quite as keen on Baby Doll, but it's been on so many TBRs that I need to get it read!

Planned Posts

So after the last few months I'm not planned at all, but I'm hoping to get these posted at some point.

Reviews:

A Lesson in Vengeance, Victoria Lee

Nettle & Bone, T Kingfisher

The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, Axie Oh

Other:

Top Ten Tuesday: Books Set In Places I'd Love to Visit

Top Ten Tuesday: Hilarious Book Titles

Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Love That Were Written Over 10 Years Ago


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  1. WendyW 1 August 2022 at 19:27

    I like the sound of The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy. I hope August is a great reading month for you.

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