12 fiction BOOKS I want (NEED?!) to read in 2021 – a variety of fantasy, mystery and more!
Each year I try to pick up a variety of books that I want to prioritize for the year and today I am sharing my must read fiction stack for 2021.
This post may contain affiliate links, you can read my affiliate disclosure here.
Similar Posts
Do the Books Our Kids Read Matter?
ByChantel
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…
books, quilts and human trafficking
ByChantel
If you’ve been reading for a while you might remember that I mentioned a few months ago that God has really been breaking my heart for the enslaved and trafficked . . . and then I pretty much never mentioned it again. But just because I haven’t mentioned it doesn’t mean it hasn’t been on…
Elementary Summer Read Aloud Booklist
ByChantel
We are going to be taking it fairly easy this summer (we all need a little time to decompress) but we wouldn’t be true to ourselves if we didn’t have a summer reading list in place. I’ve gathered some chapter books that I’d love to read aloud to my daughter this summer, I’m not sure…
The Ultimate Gift Guide for Book Lovers
ByChantel
I’ve been making a few educational gift guide’s over on my homeschool blog this week and I thought it would be fun to create a gift guide over here for book lovers. I had a lot of fun making this list. I didn’t realize how many fun (and some funny) bookish items were out there, I…
April Reading Wrap Up & Reading Vlog
ByChantel
I had a bit of a dry spell in my reading life for a few weeks this month but still managed to finish my TBR! Plus, I have almost finished the list of books I wanted to read in 2020 – there is only one book left! MORE BOOK-ISH LINKS THE BOOK-ISH NEWSLETTER READ YOUR…
My Word for 2018 & The Best Books on Gentle Parenting
ByChantel
A few weeks ago I thought this would be the first year in the last five or so that I didn’t have a word for the year, nothing was really sticking out to me, but that changed . . . I spend quite a bit of time thinking about my words for the year, usually…
