I'm late with my #bookspinbingo card for April @TheAromaofBooks but I promise I haven't peeped at the numbers or card yet 😋
Will sort out a grid soon!
Although there are some serious books here, I think I'm going to prioritise reading for pleasure over the next few months. I've been ruminating too much on heavy topics and I just want to sneak around a few Victorian or Gothic mansions and solve some murders.
pickMy 2023 Reading Bracket is complete. It was very hard choosing between Mistborn, A Curse of Krakens, Changes and Fool‘s Fate. All of them were favorites this year but Fool‘s Fate edged out just slightly for the win 🥇
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pickBook two of the Tawny Man trilogy. This is largely a place marker where the events of the last book are mostly resolved and the scene for the next is set up. Fitz becomes further entrenched in Farseer plans as he becomes a mentor to the prince. His relationship with his foster son is stressed, but most of all his friendship with the Fool is strained to the breaking point. Great stuff. Hoping to get to the last book this year! 🤞
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I'm gonna put this one in book jail.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID, BOOK!
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I'm not ready to talk about it yet 😭
Halfway through my 2023 reading bracket for favorite book of the year. I wonder if anything in the second half of the year will be better than Fool‘s Fate 🤔
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I read 26 books in April, 5 of which were rereads. 10,695 total pages read, averaging 356.5 pages a day. 14 of the 26 books read are from my TBR.
Favorites of the Month:
Wrath by John Gwynne,
Fool‘s Fate by Robin Hobb
Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson
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