2bumblesby
Going for 20 this year again. Anything I acquired before July 2023 will qualify.
1. The Book That Wouldn't Burn by Mark Lawrence 560pp (hardcover) acq. 6/2023
2. Bright Center Of Heaven by William Maxwell 167pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
3. The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman 381pp (hardcover) acq. 5/2023
4. Keys To The Demon Prison by Brandon Mull 593pp (ebook) acq. 2012
5. They Came Like Swallows by William Maxwell 118pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
6. The Folded Leaf by William Maxwell 226pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
7. Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder 403pp (softcover) acq. 2006
8. Keeper of the Lost Cities: Exile by Shannon Messenger 592pp (paperback) acq. July 2023
9. A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness 579pp (hardcover) (reread) acq. 2011
10. Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness 592pp (hardcover) acq. 2012
11. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern 388pp (hardcover) acq. 2011
12. Destination Murder by Donald Bain 276pp (mm paperback) acq. 2019
13. The Florentine Renaissance by Victor Cronin 384pp (Folio Society) acq. 2010
14. A Red Herring Without Mustard by Alan Bradley 393pp (hardcover) acq 2011
15. The Crowfield Curse by Pat Walsh 336pp (hardcover) acq 2011
16. The Crowfield Demon by Pat Walsh 360pp (hardcover) acq 2012
17. The Flowering of The Renaissance by Vincent Cronin 330pp (hardcover) acq 2010
18. Once A Witch by Carolyn MacCullough 292pp (hardcover) acq 2011
19. Always A Witch by Carolyn MacCullough 276pp (hardcover) acq 2011
20. Witchlanders by Lena Coakley 400pp (hardcover) acq 2011
21. Puddlejumpers by Mark Jean 328pp (hardcover) acq 2011
1. The Book That Wouldn't Burn by Mark Lawrence 560pp (hardcover) acq. 6/2023
2. Bright Center Of Heaven by William Maxwell 167pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
3. The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman 381pp (hardcover) acq. 5/2023
4. Keys To The Demon Prison by Brandon Mull 593pp (ebook) acq. 2012
5. They Came Like Swallows by William Maxwell 118pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
6. The Folded Leaf by William Maxwell 226pp (bindup hardcover) acq. 2009
7. Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder 403pp (softcover) acq. 2006
8. Keeper of the Lost Cities: Exile by Shannon Messenger 592pp (paperback) acq. July 2023
9. A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness 579pp (hardcover) (reread) acq. 2011
10. Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness 592pp (hardcover) acq. 2012
11. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern 388pp (hardcover) acq. 2011
12. Destination Murder by Donald Bain 276pp (mm paperback) acq. 2019
13. The Florentine Renaissance by Victor Cronin 384pp (Folio Society) acq. 2010
14. A Red Herring Without Mustard by Alan Bradley 393pp (hardcover) acq 2011
15. The Crowfield Curse by Pat Walsh 336pp (hardcover) acq 2011
16. The Crowfield Demon by Pat Walsh 360pp (hardcover) acq 2012
17. The Flowering of The Renaissance by Vincent Cronin 330pp (hardcover) acq 2010
18. Once A Witch by Carolyn MacCullough 292pp (hardcover) acq 2011
19. Always A Witch by Carolyn MacCullough 276pp (hardcover) acq 2011
20. Witchlanders by Lena Coakley 400pp (hardcover) acq 2011
21. Puddlejumpers by Mark Jean 328pp (hardcover) acq 2011
5rabbitprincess
Welcome back and have a great reading year!
8MissWatson
Happy reading!
11bogopea
Hi I've just joined your group. I have separate lists for my yearly TBR's. I only have 2 leftover from 2022 but I have 183 for 2023. I'm a sucker for new releases though and am hoping that half of my 2024 reads will be from the 2022 ans 2023 stacks.
14Jackie_K
>13 bumblesby: I enjoy this series a lot, I'm currently reading the 3rd one (The Bullet That Missed).
19Cecilturtle
>18 bumblesby: I remember loving that book! What a great introduction to philosophy.
20connie53
Hi Tim. I've read the book in >9 bumblesby: and loved is. I have part two on the shelves too and it will not be long before I will read it. I hear there is a book 3 too. But not yet available in the Netherlands. Patience, patience. Maybe on my list for buying in June.
27connie53
Hi Tim, Good job on the reading. I've read >22 bumblesby:, >23 bumblesby:, >24 bumblesby: and >25 bumblesby:.
We seam to have a similar taste in genres.
We seam to have a similar taste in genres.
28bumblesby
>27 connie53: Yes, it would seem so! :)
37MissWatson
Congratulations on reaching your goal!
38bumblesby
>37 MissWatson: Thank you :)
39Cecilturtle
>36 bumblesby: Congratulations!