Tuesday, 28 November 2023

TMST

 


 

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11/28/2023 Which books are you looking forward to reading this Winter? (Dec-Feb)




Ack. This  question again. You all know I have no idea what comes out when. And if something comes out I will wait for the PB







12/5/2023 If you were stranded on a desert island which book would you want with you? 


12/12/2023 What were your favourite games/toys when you were a kid?


12/19/2023 Which phone apps can't you live without?

12/26/2023 What are your favorite books/audiobooks that you read in 2023? 









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11 comments:

  1. I am a mood reader so it's hard to do these

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    1. Same. And right now they are just sitting there

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  2. I shouldn't laugh, but your response cracks me up. ;) As readers, we never run out of books to read these days so no sweat if you don't have a list ready.

    Sophia Rose

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    1. I have no idea. I take the day as it comes :D

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  3. I can think of two, but there's probably more: The Curse of Penryth Hall by Jess Armstrong and Home From the Storm by Laurel Blount.

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  4. Good narration always takes an already good story over the top. Glad this second book was a hit.

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  5. You should just put down "Heartstriker" every time! lol

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    1. Lol, I mean I can not stay away. But I finished the series now...again

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  6. First thing I thought of is the next Emily Wilde book!

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