January Recap + February TBR

img_9002I keep seeing the meme joking about January being about 85 days long, but it is so true. January has been one of the longest-feeling months I’ve experienced in quite some time – not necessarily all bad, but long and challenging. I didn’t read nearly as much as I hoped I would this month. However, thanks to a couple of audiobooks, I was able to squeeze in more “reading” while I was busy doing other tasks. I didn’t complete my TBR for the month, neglecting Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks and The Clockmaker’s Daughter by Kate Morton for a few ARCs that happened to crop up. I also haven’t found the time to finish The Summer Garden by Paullina Simons, though I’m eager to get back into this series. I may add these books to the list for February, but I’ve made a decision: I’m not going to pack my TBR full of “need-to-reads”. To fully enjoy reading, I’ve discovered, I need be able to mood read. I’m hoping to pick a few books that will be publishing soon, but otherwise, I want to pick and choose from my Beat the Backlist TBR. I’m hoping this will allow February to be a more fruitful month, though we’ll have about 47 days less than January had.


January Reads & Reviews:

Backlist Books Completed This Month: 4

January Blog Posts:

February TBR:

  • Forget You Know Me by Jessica Strawser
  • Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
  • The Summer Garden by Paullina Simons
  • On the Island by Tracy Garvis Graves

 

How was January for you? Did we read any of the same books?

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5 Comments Add yours

  1. I did enjoy The Night Olivia Fell.

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  2. My Week Is Booked says:

    I didnt read any of those! But looks like overall good ratings for January books!

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    1. Yes! It turned out to be a pretty good month, though I didn’t read as much as I hoped.

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