Hey guys! Another week gone by. Hope everyone is staying safe and social distancing!
These past two weeks have been so hard on me mental health wise. The stress of getting screened before work, work hours being cut, but still having to go because I’m essential. It’s all a lot. I haven’t read as much as I wanted, and I haven’t blogged as much as I wanted either. Hopefully soon I will get into the routine of a new normal (for now). It hasn’t all been doom and gloom, thought! I’ve gotten to spend a ton of time with my son and I am taking all I can get! He will be three in a few months and I just want to cherish every moment with him.
Anyway, to this week’s tbr! We are starting at 1843. I don’t think I added any this week! Probably because I haven’t been as active on here or twitter, haha! Also, my life has become consumed with Animal Crossing. Let me know if you want to be friends. I have peaches!
✔ What I Kept ✔
Sizzle and Burn by Jayne Ann Krentz
This sounds like a spicy romance with a little bit of crime solving mixed in. And witches.
I think I’ve read this before, but I’ve always been drawn to books about the Holocaust. I’m not sure why.
I’ll give this one a chance. There’s some historical romance aspects that are intriguing to me.
✘ What I Deleted ✘
The Extraordinary Adventure of Alfred Kropp by Rick Yancey
I love this cover, but the synopsis just isn’t speaking to me.
Eek. Just a little too chick lit for me.
Beneath the Surface by Anne White
A mystery, which I’d usually love. But something about it seems off-putting, I just can’t put my finger on what it is.
My mom loves Danielle Steel. I just don’t think I’m that into her work, though.
Nothing Can Keep Us Together by Cecily von Ziegesar
I hate I didn’t read these in my teen years. Now I just don’t know that I would like it.
A Painted House by John Grisham
I’m not sure I’ve ever read anything by John Grisham. This story just seems so… sad.
Playing for Pizza by John Grisham
I went back and forth with this one. It’s about a football player, which I think I would like. But moving to Italy and playing football there… I just don’t know about it.
Just another typical chick lit romance.
Another very chick lit read.
I mean, same as above.
Nobody Else Has to Know by Ingrid Tomey
I think I own this book from years ago. But it just seems so sad. It may be my headspace right now, but I just can’t do sad books.
Another typical chick lit.
I mean… it’s Nicholas Sparks.
A Bend in the Road by Nicholas Sparks
Again, Nicholas Sparks.
Family Blessings by Fern Michaels
Just another chick lit.
Amazing Grace by Danielle Steel
I almost kept this one. I may go back and add it. I can’t decide if it’s gonna be too chick lit or a good fiction novel.
Finders Keepers by Fern Michaels
This is about a two year old girl who was kidnapped. It’s just so sad. I can’t.
We are ending at 1826! So close to being under 1800! I only kept three, the most surprising to be the Danielle Steel novel.
Did I make any mistakes? Should I have kept any of these? Let me know in the comments below!
Until next time…
Mithah Reads 