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February 2016 TBR

Kat Impossible32 Comments

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As promised in yesterday’s Wrap-Up, here is this month’s TBR! I am going to aim high again, because it surely doesn’t hurt to plan to read a lot. As I’ve mentioned, I am starting work though, so no promises from my side. Here is my target book count for February:

  • The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness
    This is my first Patrick Ness book and I am really excited. I’ve heard people saying that it’s not his best work though, so I am keeping my expectations in check! I will buddy read it with Marie @Drizzle and Hurricane Books and it’s all very informal with us discussing on Twitter. So, if you want to join in with us you are more than welcome to.
  • Lock & Mori by Heather W. Petty
    I wanted this book for so long! Contemporary Sherlock stories are the best! (Hopefully that’s true!)
  • Trial by Fire by Josephine Angelini
    I bought this book because I fell in love with the cover and when it finally arrived it was even more beautiful than I thought it would be. I have no idea if I will have the same sentiments about the story though, so I haven’t ordered its sequel yet. Let’s all hope together that I will love it!
  • Ten Thousand Skies Above You by Claudia Gray
    I’ve been waiting a long time to get the sequel to A Thousand Pieces of You and will buddy read it with Marie as well. Our schedules are busy, but I am sure we will make it work!
  • Did I Mention I Need You? by Estelle Maskame
    This month we will actually read it! And by we, I mean Cristina @My Tiny Obsessions and I. We were huge fans of the first book in the series, Did I Mention I Love You? so hopefully this one will be equally good.
  • Anything You Want by Geoff Herbach
    I guess it entirely depends on my reading speed if I will get to the book. I am in no particular rush because it’s release is in May, but I would like to read it with Cristina as well, so maybe we will tackle it this month as well!
  • S. by J.J. Abrams/Doug Dorst
    As a little remainder from last month, this book will stay in my TBR as a filler in between books until I finish it.

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Click on the covers if you want to know more about the books! What are you planning to read this month? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

32 thoughts on “February 2016 TBR”

  1. Good luck with this TBR, I’m sure you’ll smash it! And of course, have a great time at your new job! I also am yet to read a Patrick Ness book but I really want to. I feel as though The Rest of Us Just Live Here would be a good start. It appeals the most to me. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!

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    • Thank you! I am confident I will read a lot of it. My commute is pretty long, so it’s really perfect for reading.
      I find TROUJLH to be hilarious and weird and entertaining but also a very quick read.

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  2. I’m in the middle of Did I Mention i Need You and I’m loving it so far! I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Ten Thousand Skies Above You and the cliffhanger ending… you have been warned XD

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  4. Right, I keep forgetting this is your first Patrick Ness book! I have high expectations for that one too since I LOVED the only book I’ve read of him so far. This buddy-reading is going to be so much fun 😀 And yes, despite our busy schedules, we’ll make it work 😀
    I’m impressed by how many books you want to read this month, with your new job (thinking about you right now, hope this goes well!! <3). I hope you'll manage to read everything 😀

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  8. If you like contemporary Sherlock Holmes-type stories, my friend Angela Misri publishes stories about a relative of John Watson in 1930’s London, “A Portia Adams Adventure”. I’m not sure if the first book, Jewel of the Thames, is available where you’re at, but it’s a thought.

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    • That’s too bad! I really am enjoying it so far, especially the notes on the side. I am not much of a fan of the actual story in the book … but it does help that I am back in my Black Sails phase and that it’s playing on a ship hahaha

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