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Here's the #BookSpinBingo card! First, I put our official numbers (10 & 14) back in the mix. Then I drew them all out & wrote them down as I went, meaning the official numbers are just mixed into the card with the rest! As you can see, 21-25 are both labeled with their numbers & also as free spaces, so you can use them to match however you wrote your list. To score a bingo, just read books (in any order) that are in any row or column!! MORE INFO ⬇

I keep going back and forth between rating this a 2 star or 3 star. I like the idea of a plus size woman being portrayed as sexy and some of the sex scenes were steamy but I did not like the heroine. It was hard to like her as she jumped between men without caring about their feelings. The last book ended in a cliffhanger but I'll doubt I'll read the rest of the series.

#BookSpinBingo #10
@TheAromaofBooks

#Booked2022 #Spring These were a little less challenging, except I got stuck on the difference between a journalist, contributing writer, etc.
#7-about a Royal: The Summer Queen
#8-by a journalist: Evicted
#9-Five Nights Before the Summit
#10-Make Your Own Prompt “Related to things I make (quilts)”: Quilt or Innocence
#11-nautical novel: The Deep
#12-murder mystery: The Decagon House Murders

I'm rubbish at writing top 10s because I get to number 10 and realise there are about 50 books I've missed out. Weird that my favourite books, largely, aren't written by my favourite authors... 1,2,3 & 5 are unlikely to change. I have a feeling this list is going to change over the next few years... and I'm pretty sure Stuart Turton is going to write his way into my top 10 soon...

Anyone want to share a fave book of all time or 3?

It's week 3 and this weeks game for #teamHendrix - are you ready to play.

There is the original post, but I am adding my own because sometimes the original gets lost.

#scarathlon2021

@staycurious

This book has not only opened my eyes to a different way of living but it has also empowered me to stop being afraid to take chances and to do what I truly believe in. I highly recommend this book even if it its your type of book. I usually enjoy non-fiction but my sister bought this book and encouraged me to read it. I highly recommend everyone to read it and apply it to your life as we will all be better off for it.#10 read a book of your choice

Hello Sarah! Here is my September #bookspin #doublespin #bookspinbingo

To be extra tricky I will have the numbering start in bottom right-hand corner and go back and forth. So:
#1 Dinner Party
#5 Bryan Cranston
#6 enchanted
#10 southern journey
#11 the evenings
#15 silence
#16 Wool
#20 Fourteen

And so forth.

I will have five free spaces on my bingo card.

Thanks for doing this! I‘m excited to read any and all of these books!

I liked this book. It made me laugh and nearly made me cry. I thought the characters were endearing and I was rooting for them. Casey McQuiston wanted to give us “a spark of joy and hope” and she did! #103 #BookSpinBingo #10 #BFC21 #5 #TAILSandTALESforADULTS #30 #THEROYALREADATHON - Sidekicks - HerHer #HSREADATHON

Book #4 for the #MermaidMarathonReads Readathon! What an interesting twist on the original. We get to meet the Princess that the Prince was to marry and learn how she felt and how she was involved in the story (at least this author‘s idea of the story). I loved the hopeful ending just as much as The Little Mermaid, maybe more. #100YEARS100BOOKS #87 #BookSpinBingo #10 #BFC21 #1 #TAILSandTALESforADULTS #14 #FAIRYTALECHALLENGE #ThankfulAthon

This is a Net Galley book. For some reason, I read ebooks a lot slower than physical books. It took me 7 weeks to get through this one. The plot was kind of interesting. Miss Dupre‘s parents arranged a contest so she could choose a husband to stand by her and run her father‘s company. I know, right? The end was predictable. #100YEARS100BOOKS #83 #BiikSpinBingo #2 and #BS for May #TALESandTAILSforADULTS #10 #20in4