I’ve mentioned before my lovely friend who edits books – she’s even guest blogged for me!
Well, she suggested that we (and some equally geeky friends!) signed up for the Pop Sugar Reading Challenge 2017! Given that includes 2 of my favourite words (I am yet to decide how I feel about 2017) then I was in!
So here’s the list:
I’m already trying to decide how to shoe horn some of my TBR (to be read) pile in to the different categories! Obviously I will overshare my reading – and the categories they fall into.
But here’s to a 2017 full of lovely books!
This Price is Usually Right 
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