As I was mentioning in a previous article, January was mostly about organizing my activities, developing a schedule of sorts and making sure I find comfort and time (especially TIME) to focus on everything. Between scheduling articles, crocheting and going through my fabric stash, I did find a balance.
But back to reading. I had 15 books to read during January (TBR here) and unfortunately I did not manage to complete them all. However, I did finish more than I expected:
- Real Miracle by Susan Saxx
- It Started With a Candy Cane by Susan Saxx
- Real Temptation/ Special Delivery by Susan Saxx
- Forever My Duke by Olivia Drake
- Shadowed by Michelle Areaux
- Mister Hollywood by Mika Lane
- Scot Under The Covers by Suzanne Enoch
- Lace and Lies by Melanie Munton
- Unconditional by Lexxie Couper
I am planning on keeping the remaining books from January on my TBR for February, although I will not list them below. I don’t want to end 2020 with 100 books not read, from my monthly commitments.
February is already a busy month. 2 days in and I am running between books, articles and projects. I have 4 challenges I am participating in during the year and in January I have not read one single book for them. Also, I am participating in Bookweb vaLITines Readathon that is happening this month – more about it and my TBR here. As for my TBR, it’s quite challenging to say the least. Here are my reading plans:
- An Everyday Hero by Laura Trentham
- Mine to Five by Tara September
- Am I Ugly by Siobhan Hill
- The Sea in Me. by A Kelly
- Special by Chino Chakanga
- Ubiety by Grzegorz Kunowski
- Hunted by the Dragon by Addison Carmichael
- Cherokee Summer by Susan Antony
- Grown Enough For Love by Chelsea Falin
- Tucker by Emily March
- A Country Dilemma by Sasha Morgan
- My Pulse by Hanna Dale
- Wild, Wild Rake by Janna MacGregor
- A Circle of Firelight by Curtis Edmonds
- Dangerous by Sara Cate
- Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin
- Killer Domes and the Chosen One by Gibbo Gibbs
- A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer
- A Merciful Death by Kendra Elliot
- The Rose & The Dagger by Renée Ahdieh
- Matsushita Leadership by John P. Kotter
- Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
- One book from Nora Robers – not having it with me at the moment
23 books in 29 days…. Doesn’t look reasonable at first, but some of them are not so long and I can go through at least 2 in one day so there’s that. This will be an incredible month!
Tell me about your plans for February J looking forward to reading about them in the comments below. Until next time, Happy Reading!
23 books in 29 days is ambitious to say the least. Here’s to hoping you achieve that target!💜 I wish I could form a list like that but honestly, given the way January went, all I’m hoping for my Feb TBR is “NO REREADS!”😂 [Knowing me and my present moods, I’ll most definitely fail but well, fingers crossed!]
Great Post. I love the books on your TBR. Hope to read your reviews soon. 💕
Have a great reading week!
Leaving the link of my weekly recap below in case you want to chek it out later.💜🙂
https://saraabesukhan.com/the-sunday-post-4/
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