I love when the beginning of a month falls on a weekend day — it makes doing videos SO MUCH EASIER. So, since I have some vacation time scheduled this month, I thought I would give myself a pretty ambitious TBR. Check out the video to see what’s on my TBR and don’t forget to let me know in the comments what’s on your to be read list this month!
Hello Reader Friends!
I’m April and am absolutely delighted you stopped by.
You know that person who always has a book in their purse and a glass of wine on hand? THAT’S ME.
In my free time I can be found binge watching The Office with my husband and baby, spending way too much time on Pinterest or exploring my neighborhood. I’m so excited to chat with you about all the books we’re reading and listening to.
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Haha wow, you are ambitious! Love how many different books you have, you have everything from YA to adult and from contemporary to fantasy.
Winterspell sounds great, and I can’t wait to have a finished copy of A Thousand Pieces of You, it’s gorgeous.
Happy reading in November 😀
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I really liked Heir of Fire, even though it was really slow in the beginning. This is coming from someone who wasn’t overly fond of Throne of Glass, and thought Crown of Midnight was BETTER but not GREAT.
I didn’t realize those Patrick Ness books were that big! They are all on my list, but I just haven’t gotten to them yet.
Good luck with this month’s pile!
I, um, stayed up WAY late last night reading I’LL MEET YOU THERE through in one sitting. I’m kind of wrecked, April. Not gonna lie.
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You mentioned a couple interesting books that I’ve added to my TBR list. Thanks for sharing!
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HEIR OF FIRE! You mentioned a ton of awesome books for your November TBR, but this is the one that stuck out to me (for obvious reasons, as I’m a huge fangirl). I hope you love it!
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