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Jana at That Artsy Reader Girl invited us to share the “top ten books I hope Santa brings.” Well. That’s a bit difficult. My husband and I are currently living in our RV while we travel with his job so we don’t have much room for anything other than essentials. I check the vast, vast majority of my books out from the library. We’ll see how I adapt this.
My Bookish Wish List
Literary Listography: My Reading Life in Lists–I stumbled on this diary/journal when I was shopping for stocking stuffers at World Market and added it to my own wish list. I obviously love lists so this is perfect for me. Each page has a prompt like “Favorite Reading Spots” or “Authors to Explore.” It looked like so much fun for reflecting on or tracking your books.
Travel Listography: Exploring the World in Lists–Reading and traveling sort of sum my life up right now so I added this journal to my wish list as well.
The Child “Read: It Is The Way” T-Shirt. I saw this a month or so ago and immediately added it to my list! I squeal like a tween when I see Baby Yoda so pairing him with a book = must have for me.
Books Currently on Hold at My Library
That’s really all the bookish stuff I’ve asked for. I’ll continue with books I’ve requested from the library.
Goldie Vance: Volume Three by Hope Larson
Almost American Girl by Robin Ha (Link to the review at BookWyrm Knits that prompted me to request it)
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
The Magic Fish by Trung Le Nguyen (Link to the review at BookWyrm Knits that prompted me to request it)
Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach
The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living by Meik Wiking
The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
That’s my list! Have you read any of these? Which books do you hope Santa brings? Link up every Tuesday at That Artsy Reader Girl!
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31 Comments
Spook has been sitting on my TBR shelf for far too long … I might have to make a trip to my library, too!
I love the Child shirt! How cute!!
Right?!? I hope it’s under our tree.
Those listography books sound super fun! I might have to check those out for myself 🙂
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
I do love a good list!
That shirt is adorable! I hope you get it! As well as all the books, too!
Isn’t it? Thank you!
I hope you enjoy these. Here is my post-https://paigesofbook.blogspot.com/2020/12/top-ten-tuesday-books-andor-series-i.html.
Thank you!
I just reviewed both the Little Book of Hygge and of Lykke! Lovely books, perfect for this year!
Good to know!
Great list! I’ve heard really good things about The Snow Child.
Me too! The wait list is always so long at the library. I kept thinking I would just check it out sometime after the fuss died down instead of using up one of my holds on it but I finally gave up and requested it.
I want to read Spook too. I hope you love all these!
Thank you!
Love the t-shirt. I’m a big of a bookish t-shirt maniac. The book list journal is especially wonderful, I think. And Snow Child is a magical tale.
My wardrobe would be cut in half without bookish t-shirts I think! 😀 My husband knows they’re a safe bet for gifts.
Interesting books. “The Snow Child” and “Literary Listography” are also on my wishlist. “The Handmaid’s Tale” is one of my all time favourites, I’ve read it several times.
I really loved this week’s subject.
My TTT.
I’d never even heard of Literary Listography until I stumbled on it in the store a couple of weeks ago so I’m surprised someone else knows about it!
I have no idea when and where I heard of it but I think it’s a great idea. Hope Santa will bring it to you.
Merry Christmas.
That T-shirt looks great! I love the idea of the journal. It is here in the back of my mind as well. But let’s first see what Santa brings and then I’ll go and buy one for the new year.
Hope you get a few lovely surprises under the tree this Christmas!
Merry Christmas and here’s my wish list: !0 Books I hope Santa brings
Shopping after Christmas for the gifts Santa forgot is part of the fun for me!
I’m a listmaniac too, so those first two books sound awesome. Glad to see Snow Child in here, and I really hope Santa (*ahem) brings that one over for you.
And totally agreed on The Little Book of Hygge, they have such a charming hardback for this one, would be great to get our grubby hands on it. Merry Christmas in advance, and happy TTT!
I do love lists! My aunt has been recommending The Little Book of Hygge for years. I’m excited to finally read it. Hopefully soon.
I hope you get some of these soon!That Hygge book looks good- I read a similar book not long ago and it wa super interesting.
Merry Christmas!
Thanks!
Almost American Girl was fantastic! I hope you enjoy that one too. Spook was a really fun one. I plan on reading the Snow Child in January or maybe I’ll start it before New Year’s… And Handmaid’s Tale is not that enjoyable but it is short and well-written and scary!
I hope you enjoy your holiday reading!
I’m happy to hear another positive review of Almost American Girl!
I read The Snow Child this past February and thought it was very good. Enjoy!
I’ve heard so many good things about The Snow Child. I’m excited to read it!
I hope you enjoy the graphic novels! 🙂 I enjoyed both of them a lot, though they have very different styles to them.