MIDDLE GRADE MARCH TBR and possibility pile – maybe too many middle grade books
So, my TBR and possibility pile for Middle Grade March may be a little large . . . ?
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I wanted to update my TBR cart a bit by removing some books I don’t want to read right now, adding some new books to the cart as well as adding some new prompts to my TBR cards. The cards make the choosing of my monthly TBR fun and more like a TBR game because…
I finished and started a lot of books this week. Here’s my little reading week wrap up. Create your own TBR using Hey Reader’s fun TBR prompt generator. Want to help pick out a book for my TBR each month? Sign up for my Book-ish Newsletter!
I really appreciate picture books that rhyme if it is done well and it doesn’t feel like the rhymes are forced. The words in the books on this list flow so beautiful it compliments the book. These books I can read over and over and not get sick of them, which is a great thing because…
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…
I read a lot of books this week, some great, some good and some not so good. BOOKS MENTIONED: Starsight The Martian Salt to the Sea Quiet Girl in a Noisy World Beartown Rebecca The Delusion OTHER LINKS: The Book-ish Newsletter 2020 Read Your Bookshelf Challenge
So, I thought it would be interesting to have a “themed” reading vlog and trying reading just one author for 48 hours and I decided to go with Terri Blackstock. I used to read this Christian author’s writing a lot in high school and I was curious to read more of her recent books. …