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I’m having a lot of fun choosing my monthly TBR (To Be Read) books with the help of my TBR cart and cards I created a few months ago.
This month I ended up picking quite the variety of books.
TBR CART INTRO
MY TBR CART SHELF on GoodReads in case you are interested in what is currently on there
BOOKTUBERS MENTIONED
MY BOOK-ISH NEWSLETTER
2020 READ YOUR BOOKSHELF CHALLENGE
MY MASTER TBR
I have been thinking about this ^ a lot in the last week, if you receive my bookish newsletter each week you’ll already know that from last week’s email. Part of this has a lot to do with the fact that Raeca is really into the fantasy genre and it’s something I know almost nothing…
Welcome to year FOUR of the Read Your Bookshelf Challenge! This is a low pressure reading challenge with reading prompts for every month of the year. Plus, like always with my Read Your Bookshelf Challenges – there’s a giveaway involved! Watch the video and/or read the rest of the post to find out more details…
I truly appreciate mid-grade novel authors and their ability to tackle hard topics in such unique ways. Most of the books on today’s list are really good for getting conversations going with kids in or around third grade. While they are more than capable to read these books on their own at this age I…
Oh dear, this month’s TBR started out pretty rough but things came around a little. Even though my reading usually slows down in the summer I am still planning on continuing picking a TBR each month and hopefully this will give me some extra motivation to carve some reading time out in the summer months….
We’re halfway through the year and it’s the perfect time to do the mid-year freak out tag to do a little recap on the books from the year. I also decided to do a little check in on the book-ish goals I set for myself at the beginning of the year. If you haven’t yet,…
Oddly I didn’t really take any pictures of the books I read in November, so here’s a photo of a library in Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands instead. Add that to my to-travel list . . . I’ve been thinking a lot about goals for 2019 and I one of my reading goals for the year is…
