Reading goals, who needs them? Me apparently. Can I stick to sensible plans for 2024? @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Reading goals, who needs them? Me apparently. Can I stick to sensible plans for 2024?  @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A bit of a ramble about the pros and cons of reading goals and plans. Plus my loose ones for 2024. And my good intentions as a reading event host for People April, Faulkner in August, Victober and Remember December in 2024.
And I didn't mean to sound like vegan food is limited, just looking for a metaphor for a restricted reading diet.
Reading goals, who needs them? Me apparently. Can I stick to sensible plans for 2024?July plans - mostly Austen of course #janeaustenjulyRecommending great genre novels for Women in Translation month #WITmonthVictober 2024 announcement #victoberAn affecting read: Nesting by Roisin ODonnellThe Victorians favourite poet youve never read. The fascinating story of Eliza Cook #victoberOdd but good: The Renovation by Kenan OrhanThe End of the Year book tag: what reading do I hope to fit into the last part of 2025?A hit for me: May We Feed the King by Rebecca PerryAnnouncing the plan for Reading the Globe 2026 #readingtheglobeWonderful translated fiction - my five favourites plus a few for luckJuly: lots of Austen, some gorgeous translated books new and old and one great new novel
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Reading goals, who needs them? Me apparently. Can I stick to sensible plans for 2024?

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