Questions: 1. Do publishers ever do things that you find annoying? Share an example. 2. Have you ever been annoyed by a spoiler? Even something as simple as someone else telling you there's a great twist? 3. Have you ever been annoyed by what discovered in a Little Free Library, a book sale or used bookstore? Tell us what you found and why it was so annoying. 4. When it comes to short story collections, are you annoyed if there's a novella in the middle of the collection? 5. Deckled edges: beautiful or annoying? 6. Other people's annotations in a used book or library book: Annoying or are you OK with it? 7. If there's a series or a collection of certain kinds of books (like an imprint) and changes are made, are you annoyed or OK with it? If yes, give us an example. 8. Do the decisions of characters in a novel every annoy you? Share the book and what decisions you found annoying. 9. Are you ever annoyed by how someone organizes their books? What do you find annoying? 10. Share something bookish that you find annoying, 11. Tag other people! I tag: @ellethinks @willchambers8065 @genteelblackhole
Questions: 1. Do publishers ever do things that you find annoying? Share an example. 2. Have you ever been annoyed by a spoiler? Even something as simple as someone else telling you there's a great twist? 3. Have you ever been annoyed by what discovered in a Little Free Library, a book sale or used bookstore? Tell us what you found and why it was so annoying. 4. When it comes to short story collections, are you annoyed if there's a novella in the middle of the collection? 5. Deckled edges: beautiful or annoying? 6. Other people's annotations in a used book or library book: Annoying or are you OK with it? 7. If there's a series or a collection of certain kinds of books (like an imprint) and changes are made, are you annoyed or OK with it? If yes, give us an example. 8. Do the decisions of characters in a novel every annoy you? Share the book and what decisions you found annoying. 9. Are you ever annoyed by how someone organizes their books? What do you find annoying? 10. Share something bookish that you find annoying, 11. Tag other people! I tag: @ellethinks @willchambers8065 @genteelblackholeFriday Reads: Anthony Trollope & George EliotAaron Read A Book2024-10-18 | A dream book haul, and some great #victober books.
00:00 charity shop book haul 06:35 The Claverings by Anthony Trollope 14:05 Silas Marner by George Eliot 21:57 brief Thoughts on The Doctor's Wife by Mary Elizabeth Braddon 23:03 currently reading
#fridayreadsThe BBC Big Read 2003Aaron Read A Book2024-10-10 | A little ramble about a massive UK book survey in 2003, and how lists reflect their time.
See the list below and let me know how many you have read. Are there any forgotten gems here that I should check out? What's missing? Did Ray Mears inspire you to read Lord of the Rings? Should we do another Big Read?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Big_ReadFriday Reads: Victober Book Haul & Goodbye ShortiesAaron Read A Book2024-10-04 | I started #victober with a book haul despite the existence of Project Gutenberg. I managed to complete all 13 prompts of #shortyseptember, which amazes me because I'm terrible at events.
00:00 victober haul 08:32 James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl 10:07 The Railway Children by E Nesbit 13:08 The Whitsun Weddings by Philip Larkin 14:00 The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne 16:20 Love & Saffron by Kim Fay 19:25 current reads, Braddon and Trollope
#fridayreadsA Rochester Book Haul!Aaron Read A Book2024-09-25 | My quest for a paper bag shorty for #shortyseptember took me to Rochester, and Baggins Book Bazaar, a bookshop I have seen featured on booktube twice before. Let me know if you have read any of these!
#bookhaul #booktubeThe Readers Profile Tag #tagtuesdayAaron Read A Book2024-09-24 | The Reader's Profile Tag is created by @HilaryBGreen After searching I see I was tagged by @BookChatWithPat8668
I now realise that question 9 is more about who you will never read, not who you will never read again, so my ranting was kind of mad.
Here be the prompts: 1. What for you makes a good book? 2. What are you currently reading? 3. What's the last book you didn't finish and why? 4. What obscure book do you wish other people would read? 5. What's the longest book you've ever read? 6. If you could have a dinner party with five fictional characters, who would they be? 7. Five books you'd want if stranded on a desert island. 8. One book you could not put down. 9. Five books or authors you will never read. 10. If you were to write a book, what would it be about?Sunday Reads: Pym, Dahl, SimenonAaron Read A Book2024-09-22 | Another three books down for #shortyseptember
00:00 general waffle and a 3 book haul 05:05 An Unsuitable Attachment by Barbara Pym 12:55 Going Solo by Roald Dahl 18:53 The Saint-Fiacre Affair by Georges SimenonFriday Reads: Wood, Woods, BoyhoodsAaron Read A Book2024-09-13 | A Friday Reads full of shorties, which is quite rambling even by my normal standards.
00:00 general waffle and little free library haul 04:50 Unhinged by Vera Valentine 07:25 The Forester's Daughter by Claire Keegan 09:23 Boy by Roald Dahl 12:20 The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson 15:36 current reads
#shortyseptember #fridayreadsFriday Reads: Chess, Maigret, NobodyAaron Read A Book2024-09-06 | A great start to #shortyseptember and very European with an Austrian, a Belgian, and two Englishmen.
00:00 le waffle général 00:53 Chess Story by Stefan Zweig 06:28 The Misty Harbour by Georges Simenon 10:42 The Diary of a Nobody by George & Weedon Grossmith 13:35 le courant readsAdventurers Assemble TagAaron Read A Book2024-08-30 | The Adventurers Assemble Tag is a lovely little fantasy inspired tag.
The prompts for this tag are: 1. Nom Nom Nom - Choose a companion or adventurers that will ensure you eat well on your quest. 2. I know this one - Choose a companion or adventurers to help you win a pub/tavern quiz. 3. Keep it secret, keep it safe - Choose a companion or adventurers that will stay loyal and trustworthy until the very end. 4. Got your back - Choose a companion or adventurers that will help you out in a fight. 5. Man's best friend - Choose a companion or adventurers that are not human. 6. Tag other booktubers.
I Tag: Pat @BookChatWithPat8668 Elle @ellethinks Gareth @bookssongsandothermagic Deb @RaynorReadsStuffShorty September 2024 TBR 🩳Aaron Read A Book2024-08-19 | Shorty September is a great booktube event hosted by @pastorytime2683 and @TooManyHeathers , in which we all read shorter books. I shall also be wearing shorts all month.
What are your favourite short books and what will you be reading?
🩳 Ripped Shorts: Read a Mystery or Slasher. 🩳 Summer Cookout Shorts: Read a book and eat/slash cook something that goes with it. 🩳 Leopard Print Shorts: Read a book you've seen someone else reading out in the wild (can be out in public or online). 🩳 Half & Half Shorts: Read a book then watch the movie (or the other way round). 🩳 Micro (Taylor Swift) Shorts: Read a poetry book or read a book with a break-up in it. 🩳 Jorts (jean shorts): Read a book from the 70s or 80s. 🩳 Rock Star Shorts: Read a book and pair it with a song or album. 🩳 Zip-off Trousers: Read a book with a title that could be shorter. 🩳 Paper Bag Shorts: Buy a book and read it! (bonus points for getting a paper bag). 🩳 Supermarket 2-Pack Shorts Bundle: Read a non-fiction book that ties in with another of your shorties. 🩳 Nu-Metal Bermuda Shorts: Read a book that mixes genres. 🩳 Shorts with Pockets: Read a book with something on the cover that would fit in pocket.
#shortyseptemberFriday Reads: Rats, Medieval FranceAaron Read A Book2024-08-16 | A very #garbaugust3d inspired friday reads.
00:00 general waffle 00:18 The Rats by James Herbert 03:49 Timeline by Michael Crichton 09:05 currently reads
#fridayreads #garbaugustI accidentally bought 10 booksAaron Read A Book2024-08-14 | My plan to cut down on hauls for a while has taken a turn for the worse.
Booktubers mentioned and partially blamed: @YourTrueShelf @saintdonoghueFriday Reads: Montgomery Hurst, Mark Watney 2.0Aaron Read A Book2024-08-02 | A great week of reading.
00:00 general waffle and 1 book haul 01:34 The Trouble With Mrs Montgomery Hurst by Katie Lumsden 07:27 Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir 12:27 current readsFriday Reads: Boudica, Mars, Lucia, MoreauAaron Read A Book2024-07-26 | Another Friday and another bunch of reads, again quite eclectic but a couple of Rocket Summer books.
00:00 general waffle and two Puffin Classics 02:11 The Island of Dr Moreau by H.G. Wells 04:57 Mapp and Lucia by E.F. Benson 09:33 Dreaming the Eagle by Manda Scott / with @YourTrueShelf 14:29 The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury 17:01 currently readingBook Haul! Skoob Books & OxfamAaron Read A Book2024-07-19 | A couple of books in the post and then a visit to Skoob Books and the Oxfam Bookshop Bloomsbury. I hope to visit more of the great London bookshops eventually.
Let me know if you've read any of these and what you thought!
Prompts: 1. "Le Grand Depart" - A memorable preface, introduction or opening line. 2. "Maillot Vert" - A book under 150 pages. 3. "King of the Mountains" - A book that you persevered with, and are glad that you did. 4. "Maillot Jaune" - A book where "yellow" is prominent. 5. "Lantern Rouge" - A book you were late to. 6. "Hors catégorie" - What's the hardest book that you've read (or failed to read). 7. Endurance - Your favourite series. 8. "Champs-Élysées" - Your favourite "Paris" novel. 9. Lance Armstrong- Have you ever cheated to get to the finish quicker? 10. “L’equipe” - Tag some others of the BookTube team!
I tag: @Maeve_Ever_Books & @TheBookThingFriday Reads: Shell Seekers, Swashbuckling, SnoopyAaron Read A Book2024-07-12 | A ramble heavy Friday reads with a guest appearance from my friend's dog Snoopy, who was very camera shy.
Books mentioned: The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher Sackett's Land by Louis L'Amour The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman Strange Sally Diamond by Liz NugentLife as a Mood ReaderAaron Read A Book2024-07-08 | Just a typical day in my life.
#booktubeMid-Year Freakout Tag 2024Aaron Read A Book2024-07-03 | A classic tag on booktube, although I don't really freak out about anything.
The Prompts: 1. Best book you’ve read so far 2. Best sequel you've read so far 3. New release you haven't read yet, but want to. 4. Most anticipated release for the second half of the year. 5. Biggest disappointment. 6. Biggest surprise. 7. Favourite new author. (Debut or new to you) 8. Newest fictional crush. 9. Newest favourite character. 10. Book that made you cry (Saddest book you have read). 11. Book that made you happy. 12. Most beautiful book you've bought so far this year (or received) 13. What books do you need to read by the end of the year?The Sir Isaac Newton TagAaron Read A Book2024-06-25 | This tag was created by, and I was tagged by, @ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk based on the life of Sir Isaac Newton. Check out the original here: youtube.com/watch?v=bw5cWt9zTo0
Prompts: 1. Adopted or sent away or abandoned. A book with a character that is adopted, sent away or abandoned 2. Use or measurement of time. A book where time is a crucial element. 3. Test of strength. A book where the character has to pass a test of strength. 4. Character with a dark side or a temper. A book where a character has a dark side or a temper. 5. Quest destroys personal life. A book where the quest is deemed so big the character either chooses to have no personal life or it is destroyed. 6. Questionable Decision. A book where the main character makes a questionable decision. 7. Scale Change. A book with an object or a place that goes through a scale change. 8. Falling or something to do with gravity. A book where something or someone is falling. Or where gravity plays a part. 9. Red Herring/False Trail/Use of codes. A book with a red herring, a false trail or quest or the use of codes. 10. Revenge/Punishment. A book with an element of revenge or punishment. 11. Rise and fall. A book with a rise in status followed by a catastrophic fall. 12. A Genius. Which writer to you is a genius or a book with a character that is a genius.
#tagtuesdayFriday Reads: Hons and HomesteadersAaron Read A Book2024-06-21 | A #juneontherange classic, and another Mitford book.
00:00 general waffle 01:41 Shane by Jack Schaefer 06:22 Love in a Cold Climate by Nancy Mitford 12:03 current reads
#fridayreadsThe Booktuber Name Tag (Original)Aaron Read A Book2024-06-09 | An original tag based around the names of Booktube channels. These are all great channels that you should all subscribe to immediately if you haven't already. There are probably several hundred other channel names that would work as prompts but these are the ones I thought of.
Here are the prompts: 1. Books I'm Not Reading - A book that's been on your TBR forever 2. Novel iDeea - A book with an interesting premise or plot device 3. Revenant Reads - A book where someone has returned from the dead 4. CriminOlly - A book where a crime takes place 5. Book Time With Elvis - A book about time, time travel, or someone named Elvis 6. MIDDLE of the Book MARCH - Your favourite book that you read in March 7. Book Buds - A book with a great friendship 8. Obscure Book Adventures - A book that you love that never gets talked about 9. Savage Reads - A book with a monster, or beast, or human acting monstrous or beastly 10. A book that fits your own channel name or the name of a channel that you love
#booktubeFriday Reads: Sri Lanka, Star Trek, Stilton CheesewrightAaron Read A Book2024-06-07 | Some reviews of a woman's prize-nominated book set in Sri Lanka, my first #booktrek novel of the season, and a classic Jeeves & Wooster. A little haul at the beginning as usual.
00:00 general waffle and book haul 04:08 Brotherless Night by V. V. Ganeshananthan 13:21 Joy in the Morning by P.G. Wodehouse 17:08 Tehanu & audiobooks 17:59 Imzadi by Peter David & Star Trek watching
#fridayreadsFriday Reads: Book haul and a belter of a novelAaron Read A Book2024-05-24 | A book haul that I'm pretending was due to my birthday, one of my favourite reads of the year, and a bit of historathon.
00:00 general waffle and book haul 05:27 I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman 11:06 Constantinople : The Last Great Siege 1453 by Roger Crowley 15:15 Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris 16:51 current reads
#fridayreadsFriday Reads: The Fog, Thursday Murder ClubAaron Read A Book2024-05-17 | A Friday Reads with a pretty massive body count, a bit of Horror Mayhem, and a cozy mystery, with a Kindle book haul thrown in.
00:00 general waffle and Kindle book haul 05:26 The Fog by James Herbert 09:05 The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman 13:40 current reads
#fridayreads5 Science fiction books for people who dont like science fictionAaron Read A Book2024-05-13 | Some easy introductory science fiction books for people new or unfamiliar with the genre, paired with their more hardcore alternatives.
SF fans feel free to suggest others in the comments!
Books Mentioned: To Say Nothing of The Dog by Connie Willis / The Time Machine by H.G. Wells The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K Le Guin / The Left Hand of Darkness The Midwich Cuckoos by John Wyndham / More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon The Blue Book of Nebo by Manon Steffan Ros / Earth Abides by George Stewart Stories of Your Life and Others by Ted Chiang / Flowers for Algernon by Richard Keyes & Crown of Stars by James Tiptree Jr
#sciencefiction #scifiRecent Reads: Tchaikovsky, Tennis, and Trek!Aaron Read A Book2024-05-05 | A recent reads instead of a Friday reads, some good some bad.
00:00 general waffle and mini #BookTrek2024 haul 04:24 Shards of Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky 17:14 Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid 23:26 currently readingStay Gold Book TagAaron Read A Book2024-04-30 | A #tagtuesday video based on a book/film/musical I have never read/watched/listened to, but it is a lovely tag nonetheless. Created by @mildrumpus and I was tagged by @BookChatWithPat8668
00:00 book haul 06:37 The Last Chronicle of Barset by Anthony Trollope 13:49 current read/audiobook
#fridayreadsThe Chess Book Tag (Original)Aaron Read A Book2024-04-18 | My first original tag , based on the great game of chess! Don't worry, you don't need to actually know anything about chess!
The Prompts: Pawn - A book about a lowly character that rises through the ranks Rook - A book that features a castle, a tower, or a chariot Knight - A book about an animal or animals, bonus points if it is a horse Bishop - A book that features religious characters or members of a church, bonus points for a bishop Queen - A book with a strong female character King - A book about a monarch or ruler En Passant - Tag some people
#booktag #booktubeThe Girl Scout Cookie TagAaron Read A Book2024-04-16 | This tag was created by Melinda @awebofstories I was tagged by Gavin @GenreBooks23 his version: youtube.com/watch?v=PEohiMG6fTQ
The prompts are: 1. Trefoils- A classic novel you love 2. Lemon-Ups- A book you find inspiring 3. S’mores- A comforting book 4. Adventurfuls- An adventurous book 5. Samoas- A book that blends two or more genres 6. Do-Si-Dos: Either a book you love that everyone seems to hate, or a book you hate that everyone seems to love 7. Thin Mints- One of your all-time favorite books 8. Tagalongs- Tag some fellow BookTubers
I tag: @MyMessyBookshelf @ChattieTheMadChatter
#tagtuesdayFriday Reads: Cormorants, Cowboys, and Contemporary FictionAaron Read A Book2024-04-12 | A bit of a rambly review of a contemporary fiction, a cowboy classic audiobook, and my attempt at reading a horror book without dissolving.
@TheBookubus led me to The Cormorant, highly recommend her channel.
00:00 general waffle and small book haul 04:53 Ordinary Human Failings by Megan Nolan 10:54 True Grit by Charles Portis, narrated by Donna Tartt 12:45 The Cormorant by Stephen GregoryThe 10 Smallest Books I Havent ReadAaron Read A Book2024-04-08 | It's easy to not read big chunky books, but takes real dedication to not read shorties. Here are the smallest books on my TBR!
Have you read any of these? Let me know. What are the shortest books taking up tiny amounts of space on your bookshelves?
#TBR #booktubeFriday Reads: Shōgun, Yorkshire Vets, HistorathonAaron Read A Book2024-04-05 | Finished my mammoth and my mysteries, cracking on with #historathon2024
Correction: We Die Alone is the David Howarth book about WWII
00:00 general waffle and 1 book haul 02:31 The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths 06:50 Shōgun by James Clavell 15:04 All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot 17:20 current reads
#fridayreads #shogunFavourite People TagAaron Read A Book2024-03-27 | The original creator of this tag is Gareth from @bookssongsandothermagic
Here are the prompts: 1) Name your favourite author 2) Name your favourite comedy actor or comedian 3) Name your favourite dramatic/serious actor/actress 4) Name your favourite political figure (past or present) 5) Name your favourite film writer or director 6) Name your favourite new discovery 7) Name your favourite musician or singer 8) Name your biggest inspirational person 9) Tag some people!Friday Reads: Dewithon, Murder, and QuicheAaron Read A Book2024-03-22 | A little #marchmysterymadness book haul, two mysteries, and a five-star #dewithon24 read.
00:00 general waffle 01:23 literary detectives book haul 04:07 The Blue Book of Nebo by Manon Steffan Ros 10:01 A Great Deliverance by Elizabeth George 14:29 Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death by M.C. Beaton 19:01 also reads and currently reading
#fridayreadsLiterary Detectives #MarchMysteryMadnessAaron Read A Book2024-03-11 | Who are your favourite detectives? A ramble for March Mystery Madness.
Books recommended: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie 4: 50 to Paddington by Agatha Christie The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Murder at the Brightwell by Ashley Weaver Gaudy Night by Dorothy L Sayers Strong Poison by Dorothy L Sayers Cover Her Face by PD James A Morbid Taste For Bones by Ellis Peters From Doon With Death by Ruth Rendell
#marchmysterymadnessFriday Reads: Mysteries, Mammoths, and More?Aaron Read A Book2024-03-08 | My first #marchmysterymadness book finished, my #marchofthemammoths progress, and maybe adding a couple more events to the roster?
00:00 Dewithon and Irish Readathon books 01:52 4:50 From Paddington by Agatha Christie 06:04 Currently reading - Cadfael and Shogun
#fridayreadsFriday Reads: March TBR & My Cousin RachelAaron Read A Book2024-03-01 | A TBR for #marchmysterymadness and #marchofthemammoths plus some Du Maurier, Pratchett, and Keegan.
00:00 general waffle 00:50 March Mystery Madness TBR 04:47 March of the Mammoths TBR 05:44 My Cousin Rachel by Daphne Du Maurier 09:46 Snuff by Terry Pratchett 11:00 So Late In The Day by Claire Keegan 12:07 Audiobooks
#fridayreadsThe Memento Mori TagAaron Read A Book2024-02-27 | A quick and cheerful #tagtuesday tag. I now realise I missed question 3, but my answer is much the same as most, secondhand bookshops and friends if they want them. Also, I have now watched the original and I picked one of the same books as Polyglot Reading, what a terrible booktube faux pas, I apologise.
Here are the questions: 1. How many books will you be able to read before you die, considering your age and statistical life expectancy? 2. How does this number affect your choice of books? 3. What will happen to your book collection once you have passed away? 4. Is there a book that helps you to cope with the disturbing fact of a limited life-span? 5. Which book on this topic do you consider the most witty or entertaining one? 6. Do you have a specific non-fiction book on the topic of death that you’d like to recommend? 7. Humor can be helpful to confront death. Do you have a favorite witty quote on this topic? 8. Does this tag make you feel uneasy or are you quite relaxed about this topic?Friday Reads: Collected Works confusion & Sir Terry PratchettAaron Read A Book2024-02-23 | Some mixed feelings about a Swedish debut novel, thoughts on the way I read, and an old favourite author.
00:00 general waffle and book haul 03:51 Big Beacon by Alan Partridge 04:30 Collected Works by Lydia Sandgren 08:40 Snuff by Terry Pratchett
#fridayreadsFriday Reads: Hons and RebelsAaron Read A Book2024-02-16 | One book reviewed, one book on the go, and a rare foray into the world of audiobooks! Apologies the sound is very quiet in this video, I am going back to my little microphone next time!
00:00 general waffle and 1 book haul 01:04 Hons and Rebels by Jessica Mitford 06:18 Collected Works by Lydia Sandgren (currently reading) 10:42 Big Beacon by Alan Partridge (currently listening)
#fridayreads #mitfordsistersFriday Reads: Spies, dead bodies, and bad marriagesAaron Read A Book2024-02-09 | I had some microphone issues so this isn't the greatest audio quality. Lot's to catch up on this week
00:00 general waffle 00:57 The Small House At Allington by Anthony Trollope 04:06 Ancestors: A Prehistory Of Britain In Seven Burials by Professor Alice Roberts #historathon2024 08:48 The Pursuit Of Love by Nancy Mitford 13:04 The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by John le Carré 16:40 From Doon With Death by Ruth Rendell
#fridayreadsFriday Reads: Waters, Trollope, Old BonesAaron Read A Book2024-01-26 | A Friday reads update, a couple of books in the door, some Sarah Waters, a bit of Trollope, and learning about Britain's pre-history.
00:00 general waffle 00:31 two book haul 02:20 The Night Watch by Sarah Waters 07:01 current reads
#fridayreadsHolmes Is Where The Heart Is TagAaron Read A Book2024-01-23 | A fun Sherlock Holmes-themed tag for #tagtuesday, for some reason the end of the video cut off but I wanted to ask who is your favourite antagonist and protagonist specifically!
Prompts - Elementary, My Dear Watson: Share a classic mystery novel that you consider a must-read. - Baker Street Irregulars: Recommend a book with a group of unlikely heroes or a diverse ensemble cast. - The Game is Afoot: Name a book that had a plot twist or revelation that completely surprised you. - 221B Baker Street: Talk about the time you visited somewhere of literary significance. - Moriarty's Master Plan: Discuss a book where the antagonist was exceptionally cunning and memorable. - The Art of Deduction: Mention either a book that kept you guessing all the way to the end or one where you guessed the outcome earlier on. - The Hound of the Baskervilles: Talk about a book with a strong atmospheric setting or one where the setting plays a significant role in the story. - The Reichenbach Falls: Talk about a series that you thought had ended but made a surprise comeback. - Sherlockian Adaptations: Discuss your favourite book-to-screen adaptation or a retelling of a classic story. - The Great Detective: Recommend a book with a brilliant and memorable protagonist.
#holmesiswheretheheartisFriday Reads: 4 Book Haul, 5 Books ReadAaron Read A Book2024-01-12 | My first Friday Reads of the year. A productive and varied bunch of books!
00:00 general waffle 00:38 4 book haul 04:57 The Day Of The Triffids by John Wyndham 08:48 All The Sinners Bleed by S.A. Cosby 11:44 Paladin of Souls by Lois McMaster Bujold 14:37 The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary 18:20 A Psalm For The Wild-Built by Becky Chambers
#fridayreadsHow To Read LessAaron Read A Book2024-01-04 | Follow these top tips on how to read less. If you prioritise your life like me and cut out everything dear to you, you will read an amazing 0 books per year. New Year NEW YOU!
Tag Questions: 1. Best book(s) or series that you’ve read in 2023? 2. Authors that you’ve discovered this year and would like to read more from 3. Best book turned movie/tv adaptation in 2023 OR most anticipated adaptation for 2024 or both)? 4. Have your reading habits changed at all this year and have you gotten into any new genres? 5. Favorite ship (romantic or platonic) of the year or new favorite character? 6. Have you started planning your TBR for 2024 and how many books do you hope to read? 7. Will you participate in any reading challenges or readathons? 8. Any New Year’s Resolutions or goals? (bookish, content related, or otherwise)A Wee Christmas Book Haul!Aaron Read A Book2023-12-29 | I ordered myself some books for Christmas, and one special treat. Please let me know if you have read any of these and what you thought of them. I don't really know why I tried to re-create the cover of Platoon for this thumbnail.