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May Plans (2022)

Bit of a change in genre for this month...

TBR


Thriller / Pet Pick / TBR Jar

Gifted / Netgalley / Science Fiction
Standalone

Not nearly as many fantasy reads, and more of a contemporary feel. I'm quite looking forward to the change though.

Planned Posts

Same story as the past few months... not nearly as planned as I want to be...

Reviews:

Nettle & Bone, T Kingfisher

The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, Axie Oh

Other:

Top Ten Tuesday: One-Word Reviews for the Last 10 Books I Read

Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Was So Excited to Get, But Still Haven't Read

Top Ten Tuesday: Books Quote Freebie

Top Ten Tuesday: Comfort Reads


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  1. WendyW 28 April 2022 at 02:00

    I enjoy fantasy, but I find that it's so intense sometimes. I concentrate on contemporary now as it's easier on my brain, most of the time!

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