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I Have Until the End of 2023 to Read These Books...

So, I did this last year with not too much success - I'll be posting an update on that tomorrow. But I thought I was just as well to try again this year as it has helped clear the shelves a bit. So, here are the books I am getting rid of if I don't read them by 31st December 2023...











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  1. I loved Firefly Lane, it's better than the Netflix series. I hope you get to and enjoy all of these

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    1. I had no idea it was a Netflix series! I've had the book for years but never got round to picking it up.

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