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Big Book Clean Up 2023


I don’t like to think of my TBR as Out of Control but it is a little over enthusiastic and, sometimes when it comes to choosing my next book to read, a little overwhelming.

I also have an ever-growing collection of beautiful chonky books that I never seem to get brave enough to commit to, even though they often fly by faster than expected once I actually pick them up and give them a go.

So I have picked out nine of those lovely volumes from my shelf and nudged them to the top of my list – less than one a month, in case some do turn out to be slow-burners – but still enough to feel like I’ve made a dent in the pile.

I have even made a pretty spread in my journal to record my progress in, and look! I have even finished one in the first month of the year and everything!

A journal of squared paper lies open on a desk. There is coloured washi tape around the edges, stickers of badgers, deer, turtles, and bees dotted around and 9 shiny stars as bullet points. The title 'Big Book Clean Up 2023' is written across the top.

The nine books listed are:
The Priory of the Orange Tree
Ninth House
Black Leopard, Red Wolf
Nevernight
The Extraordinaries
The Binding
The Ice Beneath Her
The Sword Of Albion
Empire Of The Vampire

There is a space next to each title for the date read and star rating out of 5.

The date beside Ninth House reads 08/01/2023, 5*

Admittedly, I have not picked up a second one yet, because I got distracted by Hell Bent (Ninth House #2) which is also a chunky baby, but I will be going for one of the others soon.

Which one, I don’t know. Any suggestions, Blogsters?

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