#April #BookspinBingo board @TheAromaofBooks
#bookspin - 13 - Finish Tagged
I very slowly started Way of Kings & Im totally enamored. Its gonna be hard to pry me away from it for this one.
#doublespin - 4 - KickNPick #Goodreads Challenge
#April #BookspinBingo board @TheAromaofBooks
#bookspin - 13 - Finish Tagged
I very slowly started Way of Kings & Im totally enamored. Its gonna be hard to pry me away from it for this one.
#doublespin - 4 - KickNPick #Goodreads Challenge
Repost for @TheAromaOfBooks
The moment you have all been waiting for!! Our official #BookSpin number is THIRTEEN! Our official #DoubleSpin number is FOUR!! I have thoroughly enjoyed looking at everyone‘s lists & am really looking forward to seeing your reviews!! #BookSpinBingo
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My April #bookspinbingo board
My #bookspin pick is Reading Between the Lines by Nicky James and my #doublespin pick is Series Love
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#tbr
#apriltbr
#bookspin: The Adventure Zone: The Suffering Game by Clint McElroy, Griffin McElroy, Justin McElroy, and Travis McElroy
#doublebookspin: My Friends by Fredrik Backman
#bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks
Now that I am settled into my new house in a new state, I can read again!! 😁
Here is my Bookspin TBR for April ☺️
#Bookspinbingo #Roll100 #Readyourkindle
My reading for March was alright. I managed a #bookspinbingo (yay!) and knocked out my #doublespin pick (Martyr, one of my favorite books so far this year). I also gave a lowly two stars (the editing was THAT bad) to a memoir written by a beloved former basketball player and DNF'ed a book (which is rare).
I'm hopeful that April will be a good month to catch up on more of my owned books (sounds like deja vu), but we'll see!
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Here is my #bookspinbingo board for my #AprilTBR
My #bookspin pick is Wild Side by Elsie Silver
My #doublespin pick is Drive Your Plow Over the Bones by Olga Tokarczuk
It should be a fun eclectic month of reading!
pickI haven‘t read the other books in this world, but I ended up loving this anyway. I was so interested to see how the POVs tied together, the worldbuilding was great. I‘ve read a lot of YA fantasy lately, & at first it seemed really similar to some I‘ve read lately, but then it took a huge departure & the plot was more elaborate than I anticipated.
“For the people” was a blood soaked shield brandished by tyrants everywhere.
