Down the TBR Hole #4

Hi folks! I hope you’re having a happy weekend. It’s time once again to have a look around my TBR!

This prompt was created by Lost in a Story to help reduce your Goodreads TBR. The end of year lists are not doing me any favours and my Goodreads TBR is now up around 1847.

How to play:

  • Go to your Goodreads TBR
  • Put it in descending order by date added
  • Look at the first 5 (or 10) books
  • Read the synopsis
  • Decide whether it stays or goes.

Let’s get on it.

Thoughts: This one stays. I have a signed copy – we saw the author at the Brisbane Writers festival a few years ago, and she talked about how this book came from an incident that happened in her family (her daughter had woken up with a stranger standing over her bed). Fortunately the person left, and she wasn’t physically harmed but gosh, how terrifying!

Thoughts: This is also a keeper. I mean , it’s Eric Idle.

Thoughts: This is also a keeper. I am a mighty fan of the Zen Koan. (I also quite like a haiku!)

Thoughts: Keep! There is always room on my TBR for bell hooks .

Thoughts: There was a moment where I thought I would have to take this off my TBR – this was a limited edition run and not available through most of my usual old faithfuls. I have found copies available through Abe books though (if you aren’t familiar with Abe, they are a collection of second hand book stores world wide. If I’m having trouble finding something, I can usually find it there). So this is a keeper – and my copy should be here mid January.

Thanks for joining me in another trip down the TBR hole. What do you think of these? Have you read any?

Cheers,

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