My new reading challenge…

Hello everyone!

I hope you are all doing great and having a lovely week.

I just wanted to introduce you all to my brand new challenge that I will be taking part in.

My very own TBR challenge!

As most of you will already be aware, I have a very bad book addiction. Very bad. Terrible. But because I buy more than I can read, this has lead to many fantastic reads sitting on the bookshelf ready to have their day to be read.

Well, hopefully that will soon become a distant memory… and maybe stop my bank account from screaming every-time I wander into the bookstore.

From now on, I pledge to make a review of all the books I read from my TBR list. Some reviews might be big, some small. But the main thing is, I will be reading!

I hope you all follow me on this crazy journey because if I’m being honest, there are a lot. I haven’t counted in a while but it must be in the 240 range.

Wish me luck and I will be writing very soon…

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The Heir by Kiera Cass

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