November Tbr 📚
The perfect son-Freida McFadden: the first book I read by her was never lie and i finished it on KU in less than 24 hours so i decided that of the three books of hers that I wanted to read id buy physically . Safe to say between this and the coworker this plot grabbed me more. 🤷🏾♀️
Credence- Penelope Douglas: this has been everywhere on my social media . Of course it has mixed reviews but i personally don’t mind the troupe so i think it will be a good read 🙂.
hooked - Emily mcintire: I have literally been prowling for this book series and when I saw it at Walmart I snatched it plus it was the last one ????? Oh yes give it to me right now 😌.
Lightlark - Alex aster: I wanted to wait till the third book came out to get them all together but my “just buy it” urge was overtaking me so I said whatever 😭.
Fourth wing - Rebecca yarros: I just finished the first book of acotar and I wanted to see which series I liked more before I choose which to finish first 🙂↔️.
Immortal dark - tigest girma: I follow her on TikTok and everytime I went to Walmart to buy books it was always sold out luckily on this trip they had a few hardcovers in stock so i politely snatched one for myself 🥰.
Tomorrow im going to target to get two more books can you guess which ones ? I’ll give you a hint one is the second book of a series in my November Tbr and the other is the second book of a series I posted previously 😉.
What’s on your physical Tbr ?? 👀
In November, many readers eagerly compile their TBR (to-be-read) lists, discussing favorites and seeking recommendations. This month features highly anticipated titles such as 'The Perfect Son' by Freida McFadden, which is gripping and filled with suspense. McFadden has become a staple in psychological thrillers, with readers often finishing her novels in record time. Similarly, 'Credence' by Penelope Douglas has gained popularity on social media, showcasing a unique mix of romance and drama that intrigues many readers despite its divided reviews. Additionally, 'Fourth Wing' by Rebecca Yarros, known for her vivid storytelling, has captured the hearts of fantasy lovers, especially with the buzz surrounding her 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' series. Many readers are diving into exciting series this season, waiting to see which installment they will devour next. Don't miss out on 'Lightlark' by Alex Aster, which is making rounds for its enchanting plot and captivating world-building. BookTok also plays a significant role in shaping what books soar in popularity, with trending hashtags and user-generated content often leading to explosive sales for these titles. As we gather recommendations, we can engage with fellow readers to share insights on what’s sitting atop their own physical TBR piles this November. So which books are you looking to add to your collection? Let's discuss!
Oooooo I like your choices! I can’t do a predicted TBR. I’m a mood reader. I wish I could because it would be fun to see if I could get through what I chose for that month.