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Books I Said I'd Read in Winter...

So, ahead of tomorrow's Top Ten Tuesday post, Books on My Spring TBR, this is a follow-up to the Books on My Winter TBR post to see how I managed. I started actually planning my monthly TBR around that time so it will be interesting to see how successful this was...


And So It Begins, Rachel Abbott
I have not read this and I do not have an excuse... 

Becoming Bonnie, Jenni L Walsh
Same as above.

The Titan's Curse, Rick Riordan
I read this and enjoyed it, hoping to get to the rest of the series soon.

Pachinko, Min Jin Lee
Read this and it was really interesting. Difficult and slow going at times though.

One More Christmas at the Castle, Trisha Ashley
Did not read and will now be waiting until next winter to think about it

The Holiday Swap, Maggie Knox
Same as above

Brisingr, Christopher Paolini
Did not read, but need to finish this series soon.

Inheritance, Christopher Paolini
As above

The Rise of Nine, Pittacus Lore
Still haven't continued this series...

Safety in Numbers, Sophie Penhaligon
Read this and really enjoyed myself!

So 3 books finished out of the 10 is pitiful. I am ashamed... I really need to get those series finished though!

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  1. WendyW 16 March 2022 at 16:01

    Nothing to be ashamed about! Priorities change and life gets in the way. Happy reading.

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