Time for a quarterly update on the Book Bingo challenge! Share your progress and tell us your top 3 favorite books from this quarter (they don’t have to be in response to the book bingo prompts).
Well ya can’t go wrong with any of these 😂 As you can see I’m keeping my titles flexible as to where they land. I got a bit crazy after committing to your book bingo and added 2 other challenges 🙈 I don’t even read enough in a year to fulfill them all. But I’m proceeding with curiosity and seeing how many challenge categories I can fill even if a single book covers several-- which they inevitably do!
The story line of The Right Wrong Number seems somewhat similar to the promos of a movie releasing next month called Love Again. Reminds me of something Elizabeth Gilbert wrote about ideas and how they travel in Big Magic.
My top three books, out of 16 completed, would have to be:
Ragged Company by Richard Wagamese (Bingo: last year’s TBR or Your Choice)
Ten Steps to Nanette: A Memoir Situation by Hannah Gadsby (Bingo: memoir or NYT NF)
Both of those were brilliant and a third pick…
BitterSweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make us Whole by Susan Cain (Bingo: Oprah, fave author recommendation, or NYT NF bestseller)
All of these sound interesting -- I’ve had Bittersweet on my radar too. I’m still trying to narrow down my NF pick!!
Well ya can’t go wrong with any of these 😂 As you can see I’m keeping my titles flexible as to where they land. I got a bit crazy after committing to your book bingo and added 2 other challenges 🙈 I don’t even read enough in a year to fulfill them all. But I’m proceeding with curiosity and seeing how many challenge categories I can fill even if a single book covers several-- which they inevitably do!
😂😂 I do the same thing so often! Go crazy and overcommit. As long as I’m having fun, though, I think that’s perfect fine! 😃
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I loved The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams, and an ARC called The Right Wrong Number (Katie Warren).
The story line of The Right Wrong Number seems somewhat similar to the promos of a movie releasing next month called Love Again. Reminds me of something Elizabeth Gilbert wrote about ideas and how they travel in Big Magic.
My favourite recent book is English Pastoral by James Redbanks I also enjoyed the first two volumes of the
Raven and Fisher novels- the way of all Flesh and the art of Dying by Ambrose Parry
Raven and Fisher sounds very intriguing -- I’m going to take a look see.
They are murder mysteries set in Victorian Edinburgh. Many of the characters and events are factual with a story woven around them.
I love everything about this!
The Good Left Undone by Adriana Trigiani, Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan and Cartographers by Peng Shepherd
Ooh! Some very interesting titles and authors I haven’t heard of. I’m going to check all of these out. Thanks for sharing!!
30 Things I Love About Myself by Radhika Sanghani, Stealing like an artist and Show your work by Austin Kleon
Steal Like an Artist is a great little book! I have Show Your Work on my TBR; plan to dive into it soon!