CURLING UP WITH STACKS OF BOOKS…

Today I curled up on my bench to read; I’m eager to work my way through the stack of hardcover books I have recently acquired.  On the left, I have fiction versions, and nearby on my nightstand, I have these nonfiction ones.

January 1 launches a Nonfiction Reading Challenge, and I hope to finish these and a few more, some of which are tucked away in other cupboards, hiding behind photos and trinkets…like this one:

Before I start the Nonfiction Challenge, however, I’ll be participating in First Book of the Year.  My chosen tome is ready to go.  I’ll be writing about it on January 1.

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I have plans to read more fiction, too, so next week I will be downloading a preordered book that sounds tempting:  The Playground, by Jane Shemilt.

Big Little Lies meets Lord of The Flies in this electrifyingly twisty follow-up to Jane Shemilt’s breakout debut The Daughter.

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What are your reading plans for 2020?  Will you be joining challenges, or reading whatever you find on Amazon, in bookshops, or in the library?

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9 thoughts on “CURLING UP WITH STACKS OF BOOKS…

    1. Thanks, Kathryn, I must admit that I grab anything and everything to do with the Kennedys, but haven’t read much about the younger ones.

      I’ve been challenge-free for years, but now I have a stack of nonfiction to read…so it seemed like the time.

      Enjoy your weekend!

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  1. Lisbeth Ekelöf

    Thanks for high-lighting the Non Fiction Challenge. Works perfectly for me, since I started the year with a biography. I have also set my aim this year to read more non fiction. I wrote about it on my First Book of the Year post: https://thecontentreader.blogspot.com/2020/02/the-first-book-of-year-2020.html

    Good luck with your non fiction reading. Looking forward to see what interests you in this challenge. I am mostly for history, but think I can find a few other subjects as well.

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