One summer.
Three months.
93 Days.
20 books.
Are you in?
Here’s the kickoff post on 746 Books in case you want more details. I had a lot of fun with this last year (the time pressure helped a lot), so let’s give it another shot. Last year, my list was a mix of summer releases, NetGalley things I’d been procrastinating on, and some things I’d meant to read for a while. But here’s the thing–I don’t need something prompting me to read the next Ace Atkins or Kevin Hearne, ditto for my NetGalley stack–that’s going to get read. So in keeping with my push to trim my TBR List (both aspirational and stuff I already own) this year, 19 of these 20 books are those (I did put one upcoming release on the list, it was a moment of weakness). It’s going to be an actual challenge to get all of these read, but I think I’m up for it.
Anyway, here’s my list (subject to change, but I’m going to resist the impulse to tweak as much as I can).
Cathy746Books
Thanks for taking part again! Look forward to hearing what you think of the Roddy Doyle as it’s one I haven’t read yet. Good luck and happy reading!
HCNewton
Doyle is one of those authors I love when I read (well, still not sure about Paddy Clark), but I don’t seem to be able to find time for. Love has been sitting unopened on my shelf since it was published.
Robert Germaux
Good luck with your reading, H.C. I’m both pleased and honored to have one of my books, “Small Bytes,” included. Thanks!
Kathleen Kent
Thanks so much, H.C., for including THE DIME in your list of summer reading. I’m in great company!
Ellie Warren
I’ve got a book about the table of less valued knights on my TBR, but by a different author so I had to go look it up, and apparently it was a thing! Good luck with your summer reading.
HCNewton
really? Other less-valued knight books? That’s an odd trend (but hey, only so much you can play with when it comes to knights, eh?)