15 out of 50 books
My goal every year is read at least fifty books right now.I'm at fifteen.If you have any must reads drop em in the comments down below, here is a collage at the books i've read already #read 15 books #readsofthisyear #booktok #bookish
Setting a personal reading goal of 50 books a year has been an exciting challenge that keeps me motivated to explore diverse genres and authors. So far, I've tackled a wide range of stories—from heart-pounding romance novels like "One Night With The Biker" to thought-provoking nonfiction such as "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D. What I’ve learned through this journey is that mixing genres not only keeps the reading experience fresh but also broadens my perspective. For instance, recent favorites include "Daughter of the Hunt" by K.A. Arsenault Rivera, which combines elements of fantasy and strong character energy, and thrilling mysteries like "Halloween Cupcake Murder" by Carlene O'Connor. These books have kept me engaged and inspired to read more. Integrating books tagged under #booktok and #bookish has introduced me to a vibrant community that shares honest reviews and enthusiastic recommendations. It’s amazing how authors like Rebecca Yarros with "A Good Demon Is Hard to Iron" or Orlando Murrin’s "Fourth Wing" have captivated readers worldwide, including myself. For anyone striving to meet their own reading goals, I suggest creating a visible list or collage of books you want to read and checking off titles as you progress. This visual reinforcement stokes motivation and helps plan your reading schedule. Also, don’t hesitate to share your recommendations in communities you trust. It not only helps in discovering hidden gems but builds a network of readers supporting each other's literary adventures. I welcome any must-reads that could add depth or excitement to my list, especially if they fall within fantasy, romance, mystery, or nonfiction genres. Reading has become more than a hobby; it’s a journey of growth, relaxation, and connection. Here’s to continuing this adventure and finding stories that resonate and inspire well beyond the last page.
