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Ten Books from My Past Seasonal TBR Lists I Still Haven't Read

 Although I've gotten a lot better at fulfilling my reading plans, due to book clubs, having a better sense of what I like to read, and sneaking in books I've already got or already started, I still usually end up with a few leftover books on my lists--though sometimes I do catch up months or even years later. Here are the books I still haven't read from some of my more recent seasonal TBR lists--I think I have read at least as many as I haven't though!

Happy Top Ten Tuesday at That Artsy Reader Girl!


Ten Books from My Past Seasonal TBR Lists I Still Haven't Read

  1. In the Serpent's Wake by Rachel Hartman--I am still really looking forward to this one after Tess!
  2. Dreams Greater Than Heartbreak by Charlie Jane Anders--I feel like I have to reread Victories Greater Than Death first.
  3. The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Dare--I know I bought this one--oops.
  4. Visible City by Tova Mirvis--Forgot about this one.
  5.  Ariel Samon: Freelance Rabbi by MaNishtana
  6. Through It All by Christine Farris King
  7. Windborn by Mary Fan (really, just all her books I haven't read yet)
  8. To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini
  9. The Bone Shard Daughter by Andrea Stewart
  10. The Factory Witches of Lowell by C.S. Malerich

Comments

Lydia said…
Honestly, I do the same thing with old TBR lists. Sometimes it takes a few years, even, but I do eventually read them.

May you enjoy all of these books.

My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-books-from-my-past-seasonal-tbr-posts-i-still-havent-read/
Pam said…
I really enjoyed reading The Girl with the Louding Voice!

Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/books-i-still-need-to-read-from-previous-tbr/
Thanks, Lydia!

Glad to hear, Pam!

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