I thought I would take a moment to update the End of Year book tag post that I uploaded on November 11. After that, I'll talk (later this week) about the reading goals I'm setting for 2025.
Is there a book you have started that you would like to finish by the end of the year?
I finished Hounded - a book I started on January 25. I also finished Go Tell the Bees that I'm Gone by Diana Gabaldon - a book I started sometime in 2021. I discovered (she says facetiously) that if you read a little bit of a book each day, you can get to the end. I found as I read these books, that I wanted to read a little bit more than a little bit each day. Two books down that I have wanted to finish.
Do you have an autumnal book to transition to the end of the year with?
I finished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, my sort of autumnal book.
Is there a new release you are still waiting for?
The Mirror (The Lost Bride Trilogy #2) by Nora Roberts was released on November 19. I read it (listened to it).
What are three books you want to read by the end of the year?
As of November 19, this was my TBR so far for the rest of the year:
- Inheritance (The Lost Bride Trilogy #1) by Nora Roberts - Finished.
- Artificial Conditions (Murderbot #2) by Martha Wells - Finshed today.
- Below Zero by Ali Hazelwood - Finished.
- All the Good: A Wesleyan Way of Christmas - Finished - maybe before Advent or very close to the beginning of it.
- The Mirror by Nora Roberts - Finshed.
- Hounded by David Rosenfelt - Finished.
Is there a book that you think could still shock you and become your favorite book of the year?
The Mirror was a five star read for me - a new favorite. That's not shocking.
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