Tomorrow begins the #ThanksgivingReadathon hosted by Jackie B @ Death by Tsundoku!
The idea is to read as many books as you can between the 21st and 25th of November. There will also be a Bookstagram challenge and a giveaway so check out the readathon announcement page above to find out all of the details. While a TBR isn’t required, I created a short one anyway.
My TBR:
- Dragons of Autumn Twilight by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
- Not the Killing Type by Lorna Barrett
- Come November by Katrin van Dam
- One other book from my “Hygge” list.
Are you participating in the #ThanksgivingReadathon? If not, do you have another readathon or other reading plans for the holiday? Share in the comments!
If you saw my #ThanksgivingReadathon TBR you might have noticed that none of the hygge books you recommended are on my list. Why? Because I cheated myself and listened to the audiobook for The Little Book of Hygge on the 9-hour drive to my parent’s house. If I had realized how short it has I would have picked up a few more hygge books! Alas, I just have the one, and it’s not part of my readathon. Either way- thanks for the recommendation! I really loved it and it gave me a lot to consider. I cannot wait to hear your thoughts on other hygge books.
I am super excited you’re joining up, Rachelle! I love the diversity of your TBR — I find that diverse TBRs really help me keep going during a readathon. Then there is flexibility if I get stuck in a reading rut. I look forward to following your progress.
I’ll be reading A Year of Living Danishly by Helen Russell in January, though I may end up taking it with me to read while I’m visiting the Boyfriend’s family for Christmas. I don’t think it’s specifically about Hygge, but it is related. Most of the other books about Hygge are pretty much the same. I just like them for the cozy pictures and reading them puts me in the Hygge mood, especially during this time of year 😊
That sounds lovely. I’ll look into A Year Of Living Danishly myself. I hope we both enjoy it. XD I need to pick up at least one more hygge book as I have to check out some cozy photos. The audiobook obviously lacked this, but it helped me figure out how to pronounce all the words. 😉