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The second pick from my #tbrjar - Madame Victoria by Catherine Leroux translated from the French by Lazar Ledeehendler. A cold case from 2001 turned into 12 stories/histories of whom this Victoria might be. #currentlyreading #bookstagram #igreads #madamevictoria #biblioasis #canadianreadThis weekend I created a TBR Jar as I found (through Spring Cleaning) I owned 50 books and haven't read them yet. Some I've owned for years! The first pick from the jar is Wonderblood by Julia Whicker a "dystopian fantasy about war, faith, and waiting for space shuttles". Has anyone read this yet? What did you think? #bookstagram #igreads #currentlyreading #tbrjar #wonderblood #juliawhicker #randomhousecanadaCurrently reading - The Final Girls by Riley Sager. 25% of the way through so far and enjoying it! #bookstagram #igreads #currentlyreading #thefinalgirls #rileysager #bibliophileCurrently reading: Elevation by Stephen King! #bookstagram #igreads #currentlyreading #stephenking #elevationJust finally finished #limetown - a prequel novel to the podcast. I rated it ⭐⭐⭐⭐ and love the back and forth of Emile and Lia, the mix of past and present and how Limetown came to be. #bookstagram #igreads #limetownbookDevoured in a few hours: Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #bookstagram #igreads #onesittingread #persepolis #marjanesatrapi #memoir #graphicnovelCurrently Reading!
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Monthly Wrap Up | January 2018
The first month of reading for 2018! I have set my Goodreads challenge this year to 75 books which translates to roughly 6 books a month. Yikes! Certainly doable as some months I keep picking up books that I can’t … Continue reading
