Foxes and Fairy Tales: Book Blog
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Today’s topic is officially “Ten Signs You’re a Book Lover (basically, people know you’re a book lover because… i.e., you’re always carrying a book or two, your library card broke from overuse, etc.)” but that wasn’t working for me so I’ve decided to share ten books I’ve recently loved instead.
Officially, today topic is — March 24: Genre Freebie (pick a genre and build a list around it! i.e., best/worst romances, non-fiction for travelers, memoirs for foodies, classics that feel timeless, romance novel kisses, science fiction that feels too real for comfort, women’s fiction for newbies, etc.) — but I just wasn’t feeling it so. although this isn’t a genre, I’m going with this topic anyway.
Continue reading “TTT: Sapphic Books Still to Come Out in 2020”
This weeks Top Ten Tuesday topic is Spring 2020 TBR. I thought I’d play around with it a little and combine it with The Look BookCover Tag that Cerys (@mcgonagall) created last year. You can also check out my previous attempts at the tag: The Look BookCover Tag #1 and The Look BookCover Tag #2.
This week’s Top Ten Tuessday topic is actually Authors Who Have a Fun Social Media Presence but I just couldn’t make that one work for me this week, so I’ve switched it to:
I’m certainly not saying any of these are bad books, I just literally don’t remember adding them to my TBR. Let me know if there’s any in particular you’d recommend I make a point of prioritising.
Continue reading “TTT: Books I’ve Added to my TBR and Forgotten Why”
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This week’s Top Ten Tuessday topic is actually Characters I’d Follow On Social Media but I just couldn’t make that one work for me this week, so I’ve switched it to:
The genre I read the least of, and would actually like to read a good bit more of, is non-fiction. I tend to go more for journal articles and websites when I get an interest in something factual, but I’d like to pick up more (or any at all, really) non-fiction books. Here’s six which I’m most interested in at the moment.
This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is actually The Last Ten Books That Gave Me a Book Hangover but I don’t really get book hangovers very often, so I’ve switched it up a little.
Last January, I set myself a challenge — and was joined by some truly awesome people — in reading one of the (currently) thirteen October Daye series books per month. Now I’m all caught up. The October Daye series was absolutely amazing and I’ve definitely found a new favourite there that I’ll be keeping up with.
But now I have this big long-running, urban fantasy series hole in my life.
Help a girl out?
