This week's Top 10 Tuesday is the 10 newest addition to the TBR pile.
This will pretty much be a reflection on very early morning purchases that are often prompted by receiving the Bookbub email. I did sign up for Bookbub a long time ago, but then I unsubscribed. About a year ago I signed up again and now I find myself adding new books to my Kindle at a rate faster than I can even think about reading them! I'm sure I am not alone in this.
Anyway, here are more last ten additions to the new TBR pile:
Road Trip to Happiness by Maggie Mundy - This is the first example of a Bookbub inspired purchase at 4am. I got this because I like the sound of a road trip across Australia. Come to think of it my current read is a travel book too. Maybe there's a theme developing here.
The Family Next Door by Sally Hepworth -I know a lot of people who love Sally Hepworth's books but I haven't actually read on myself so I thought I would start with this one.
Hello Stranger by Lisa Kleypas - The next book in the Ravenel series. Also a non Bookbub purchase.
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell - I mentioned recently that I needed a book to get completely lost in and so I purchased this book. I didn't get as engrossed in it as I hoped, but in the end I enjoyed it a lot.
Gut by Giulia Enders - It turns out that I am not only a sucker for Bookbub deals, I am also partial to an Audible Daily Deal too. Now I am wondering why I bought it. I think I saw someone talk about it somewhere!
Rolling with the Punchlines: A Memoir by Urzila Carlson - I enjoy seeing Urzila Carlson on TV and then last year took the opportunity to see her live show, so I am hoping that this will be an interesting read. She certainly seems to have an interest story to tell.
The Irish Cottage by Juliet Gauvin - Hmmm. I don't even remember buying this one! I'm sure there was a reason.
Beautiful Fragile by Michelle Montebello - Not too long ago I read The Quarantine Station by this author, which was her first foray into Historical Fiction. I really enjoyed it so thought I would read some of her other books.
The House of Brides by Jane Cockram - This is the February book for the online bookclub that I am. In theory that means that I have a few weeks to read it. Hopefully I'll get to it.
The Vineyards of Champagne by Juliet Blackwell - This was a rare purchase for me as I actually preordered it. I have seen this book all over the place and now I am very keen to read it.
Actually it turns out that there aren't as many 4am purchases as I thought. More deliberate conscious decisions than impulses!!
Top 10 Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl
It’s an interesting mix, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteA little bit of this and a little bit of that!
DeleteI am waiting for a good deal on The Vineyards of Champagne. I'm eager to hear what you think about it.
ReplyDeleteI think I am going to read it next.
DeleteI need to read these. Thanks for sharing.
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DeleteI subscribe to a number of those discount book lists and should probably unsubscribe. I usually delete them unopened these days. Best not to be tempted! LOL
ReplyDeleteI just read another Family Next Door novel by a different author, but Hepworth's book keeps popping up, and now I want to read that one too. Haha. I want to read The Vineyards of Champagne as well. I hope you enjoy it and all these books!
I used to never open them but its now become part of my 4 in the morning routine. I should just try sleeping right?
DeleteNone of these are on my TBR, but I hope you enjoy these!
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DeleteThat type of subscriptions is definitely dangerous for your TBR, at any time if day of night, lol! I have seen a lot talking about the last one on your list. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely on the dangerous side!
DeleteFANGIRL is a fun one. I'm also going to be reading THE VINEYARDS OF CHAMPAGNE soon for a blog tour. I'm looking forward to it. I've also heard good things about Hepworth, but I haven't given her a go yet.
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I'll be interested in hearing your thoughts on that book!
DeleteThe Irish Cottage sounds intriguing! Here is my Top Ten Tuesday.
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