Category: Top Ten Tuesday

  This week’s prompt is inspiring or thought-provoking quotes. Which is a great topic, but I don’t write down quotes. I don’t even mark them in books. So while there have been many that have made me pause recently, I don’t have any way of finding them – other than re-reading all the books, which READ MORE

  Oh man, this week’s prompt takes me back. The first reviews I wrote weren’t for this blog, and the site I wrote them on no longer exists, so I can’t go back to the very beginning. So instead, I’ve gone back and found the first ten reviews I wrote on my original book blog, READ MORE

  Seasonal reads are different for everyone. Some people love to read books set in warm temperatures when it’s winter because it transports them. Others save up snowy backdrops to match their real-life weather conditions. Some people like to read scary books or thrillers when they’re stuck inside so they’re completely absorbed in what they’re READ MORE

  This week’s topic is outrageous things you’ve done for the love of books, and honestly I’m having trouble coming up with much. So I’m going to twist the topic a bit and talk about ridiculous habits bookworms can all relate to! A few of them are a little outrageous, too. 1. Referring to characters READ MORE

  This week’s topic is an interesting one. I remember reading about this in Anne Fadiman’s book Ex Libris. She talked about how most readers have an odd niche interest in their reading – in her case, arctic exploration. She couldn’t explain exactly why, but books on this topic fascinate her and she has a READ MORE

  I’m so excited that this topic has come up now, because I just started listening to audiobooks regularly at the end of last year and I’m thrilled to have finally discovered them. I used to have so much trouble focusing – my mind would keep wandering, then I’d miss stuff, and it’s hard to READ MORE

  If you’ve been reading my blog for any length of time, you know my abysmal track record with setting and completing TBRs. It just doesn’t happen. But I can never resist making them! So here are the books that, at this current moment (and probably only for this one specific moment in time) are READ MORE

  This week’s prompt is stand-alone books that need a sequel. I’m going to attack this from a couple of sides. A few will be books that I felt needed more information or that the story didn’t quite feel finished to me. The other is books that I just loved so much that I would READ MORE

  This week’s prompt is books that I’m on the fence about – books that are coming out soon, but that I’m not sure if I want to read. There are always a lot of these, since there are far more books coming out than one person could ever read. Here are a few I’m READ MORE

  I haven’t been doing a very good job of updating my online TBR, so these aren’t necessarily the most recent books I’ve added to it, but rather the ones I can remember at the moment! Some of these I’m eagerly anticipating, others I have more of a passing interest in.               READ MORE

  I have so many backlist titles on my TBR that a list could literally run into the thousands. So the list below is a combination of some of the classics on my list and some of the books I’m most frustrated with myself for not having read yet.                            READ MORE

  Short and sweet this week – in contrast to the topic! Here are the longest books on my Goodreads “read” shelf:             I Know This Much Is True – 897 pages The Mists of Avalon – 884 pages Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – 870 pages   READ MORE

  This week’s prompt is books by favourite authors you still haven’t read. So I’m dividing this post into sections and, as usual, putting my own spin on it. The first half is true to the prompt, but the second half is tying in with a booktube trend of predicting books on your TBR you READ MORE

  I have a few posts I’m working on at the moment, so I’m going to keep this one simple and just share the covers of some of the books I’m interested in reading without providing much in the way of explanation. If you want to know more about any of the books – or READ MORE

  Every once in a while an avid reader is lucky enough to pick up a lesser-known book and be completely blown away. When that happens there’s always one question that we mull over at great length: why isn’t anyone talking about this brilliant book? Here are a few of the ones I’ve come across READ MORE