pick2020 stats: 2020 was good for my reading goals as I generally find fantasy worlds to be soothing escapes! Still, I'm proud of my progress towards reading more diverse books and more recent publications and I'm looking forward to more of the same in 2021. I also have plans to work with my tbr, and read the books I bought instead of abandoning them when something new and shiny crosses my path! Time to #jumpintojanuary #2020books
This year I read 71 books. Here are my favorite books of the year:
The Institute
The King of Crows
The Gentleman‘s Guide to Vice and Virtue
House of Salt and Sorrows
Six of Crows
Crooked Kingdom
The Rise of Kyoshi
How many books did you read this year and which ones were your favorites?
#2020review #2020books #2020reads
I got bored earlier and pulled off all the books I have that I read in 2020.
There are 20 missing that were strictly audio.
#endof2020 #2020books
It's not much, but this is the most I've ever read in one year! I think my original goal was either 40 or 50, then I adjusted it a few times. For next year, I want to try 75 books and make at least half of them books I own but haven't read yet! (Also, I'm intrigued about the tagged book! 😂) #goodreads #goodreadsreadingchallenge #readinggoals #2020books #2020goals #goodreadschallenge #readingchallenge
He takes Amara roughly by the chin and whispers quietly, "I care about duty, princess."
#firstlinefridays
#2020books
pickThis one was a slow burn but just as I began to worry that nothing would happen, the story suddenly hit full swing. My only quibble was that I didn't really buy the romance but I enjoyed the book overall. A fun, post colonial take on the British gothic novel.
#botm #summerreading #2020books #horror
pickOverall I liked it, but had a few issues. It's been awhile since I read a good second chance romance, Gavin and Thea's was excellent. I didn't care for the extra thing at the end. I know it led to something else that was needed I just didn't care for how they got there.
#2020Books #Audiobook
