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A collage of various book covers with the overlay text 'BOOKS I READ IN DECEMBER 2025 Part 3', representing the user's reading list for that month.
The book cover 'Broken Harbor' by Catherine Cowles, surrounded by descriptive tags: Hockey Player, Single Mom, Small Town, Trauma, and Found Family.
The book cover 'If You Need Me' by Helena Hunting, with descriptive tags: Sports Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Curvy FMC, Fake Engagement, Secret Love, and High School Reunion.
The book cover 'Rewriting the Stars' by Claire Kingsley, accompanied by tags: Sexy Firefighter, Happily Ever After, Single Mom, Small Town, Feuding Families, and Forbidden Love.
The book cover 'Vicious' by L.J. Shen, featuring descriptive tags: Enemies to Lovers, Best Friend's Ex, Spicy Office Scene, and Past Trauma.
A collage of book covers with text summarizing reading statistics: 27 books read this month, 154 this year, a 2026 goal of 200 books, and a 'Happy New Years!!' message.
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Books I’ve read December 2025 Part 3

This year has been a wild ride for me and I’ve loved escaping in my books when I’ve had free time. I’ve read 154 books in 2025 probably would’ve been more if I hadn’t take a couple months off of reading.

I’m looking forward to new releases coming out this year especially Onyx Storm.

2026 reading goal is 200 books! Let’s hope I can get it so far I have 2 down 198 to go.

#decemberreads #lemon8bookclub #booksoflemon8 #bookrecommendations #booktok

2025/1/1 Edited to

... Read moreDecember is a bustling month for book lovers as we reflect on our reading accomplishments while planning future goals. If you've also been swept away by great stories, consider how much more reading can expand your horizons. For 2026, aiming to read 200 books is an ambitious yet rewarding goal, and having a diverse reading list is essential. Notable books from December include titles like 'Onyx Storm,' which promises to be a thrilling addition to any library. Participating in book clubs, such as #lemon8bookclub or engaging with communities like #booktok, can keep your reading momentum alive. Additionally, tracking your progress can serve as motivation. Tools like Goodreads or simple logs can help you stay accountable. Don't forget to explore genres you haven't tried yet—historical fiction, science fiction, or even poetry could provide refreshing experiences while adding variety to your reading portfolio. Creating a balance with genres helps avoid burnout while fostering a love for reading. Embrace the journey of a reading challenge, and remember that every book adds a unique experience to your life. Happy reading!