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message 1: by Brittany (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
New year, new thread! What are you reading to start this year off? Keep us updated on what you are enjoying or not throughout the year


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I'm starting the year carrying over 2 books Daughter of Moloka'i (Moloka'i, #2) by Alan Brennert on audio and The Girl in the Tower (Winternight Trilogy, #2) by Katherine Arden on ebook.
I'll also be starting Allegiant (Divergent, #3) by Veronica Roth on hardcopy to finally finish off that series


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Aakash (procrastinator) | 75 comments Brittany wrote: "I'm starting the year carrying over 2 books Daughter of Moloka'i (Moloka'i, #2) by Alan Brennert on audio and The Girl in the Tower (Winternight Trilogy, #2) by Katherine Arden on ebook.
I'll also be starting [bookcover:Allegiant|17..."


I hope you enjoy ‘The Girl in the Tower�, it was my favourite book from the winternight trilogy.


message 4: by Jo (new)

Jo Elliott | 1826 comments I'm carrying over a couple of books from 2020 as well, so I'll be starting the year off with these:
Seasons of War (Skulduggery Pleasant, #13) by Derek Landy
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
These Violent Delights (These Violent Delights, #1) by Chloe Gong


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Jaya (jaya_08) | 59 comments I am continuing with my read of Educated by Tara Westover


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Gord | 965 comments I might as well update what I've read

The great: Marked in Flesh (The Others, #4) by Anne Bishop Strangers in Death (In Death, #26) by J.D. Robb

The alright: Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear (Light Novel) Vol. 4 by Kumanano Didn't I Say To Make My Abilities Average In The Next Life?! Light Novel Vol. 8 by FUNA Fairy Tail, Vol. 01 (Fairy Tail, #1) by Hiro Mashima Fairy Tail, Vol. 02 (Fairy Tail, #2) by Hiro Mashima

Then there is Demons of the Ocean (Vampirates, #1) by Justin Somper . This is going to get a special rant. This is a book about vampire pirates in the year 2500. I wasn't expecting a literary master piece at all when I entered this. Honestly I was just expecting some good old stupid fun. Somehow the author managed to make this boring. First of all the year 2500 thing meant nothing. This could have been set in the 1800's just as easily. There was so much squandered potential for cool tech mixed with old pirate ways. Think laser muskets or what not. Then for a book about vampire pirates the actual vampire pirates were barely in the book and when they were there they did nothing. The author even screwed up ninjas in this. I finished this book bored and just disappointed.


message 7: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Jo wrote: "I'm carrying over a couple of books from 2020 as well, so I'll be starting the year off with these:...

I'm interested to see what you think of The Midnight Library... I've heard really good things about it! And it sounds really interesting!


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Jo Elliott | 1826 comments Liliana wrote: "Jo wrote: "I'm carrying over a couple of books from 2020 as well, so I'll be starting the year off with these:...

I'm interested to see what you think of The Midnight Library... I've heard really ..."


I'm enjoying it so far!


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Gina (justginareads) | 7 comments I just started the series The Selection by Kiera Cass on the first, and i'm already on book three!!! WOAH.


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dana stanford | 1 comments I started The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. 91 chapters to get through! Game on!!


message 11: by Jo (new)

Jo Elliott | 1826 comments I decided to give up with These Violent Delights (These Violent Delights, #1) by Chloe Gong for now, I only had 11 days left on my Adobe reader to finish and I wasn't going to so I didn't really want to push it. I'll mark it as DNF on Netgalley and maybe come back to it another time. I have too many books on my Netgalley shelf to be dithering with ones I'm not going to finish! Instead, I'll be moving on to Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power


message 12: by May (new)

May hey everyone!! i'm currently reading "the scorch trials" (the maze runner series 2) from James Dashner, "city of lost souls" from Cassandra Clare and "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" from Yuval Noah Harari. There are so many books I want to read this year such as "the shining" from Stephen King, some more books from Agatha Christie, "little women" from Louisa May Alcott and etc.


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May if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)


message 14: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Gina wrote: "I just started the series The Selection by Kiera Cass on the first, and i'm already on book three!!! WOAH."

That's awesome! You must really be enjoying it then lol


message 15: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
dana stanford wrote: "I started The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. 91 chapters to get through! Game on!!"

91 chapters... wow! The book sounds really interesting! I am intrigued by the fact that some random dude left a girl his inheritance. I may have to add this to my tbr.


message 16: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Last night I started Tales from the Gas Station Volume Three (Tales from the Gas Station #3) by Jack Townsend and today I also started Queen of Air and Darkness (The Dark Artifices, #3) by Cassandra Clare ... two books I know I'll love 😌


message 17: by Brittany (last edited Jan 05, 2021 10:46PM) (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
Jo, curious what isn't working for you with These Violent Delights? Hope your next read is better!

Lili yay for starting books you know you'll love

I just finished listening to Daughter of Moloka'i (Moloka'i, #2) by Alan Brennert loved it. Will be starting A Court of Wings and Ruin (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3) by Sarah J. Maas next


message 18: by Brittany (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

Have you read any classics yet? If so which have you enjoyed? I keep meaning to read Little Women also. I hope to get to it sometime this year.


message 19: by Jo (new)

Jo Elliott | 1826 comments Brittany wrote: "Jo, curious what isn't working for you with These Violent Delights? Hope your next read is better!

Lili yay for starting books you know you'll love

I just finished listening to [bookcover:Daughte..."


Honestly nothing really, it was fine, but I only had 11 days left on my Adobe Reader (it was a Netgalley book so you only get 55 days before it expires) and I was only about 4 chapters in, and I didn't want to race through it and not really enjoy it, so I thought it would be better to come back to it later when there was no clock on when I needed to finish it. I also have A LOT of books on my Netgalley shelf to get through, so I thought it was better to move on from one I probably wasn't going to finish in time!

I will hopefully be ready to join you with ACOWAR by Friday, I'm really close to the end of my current read.


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Jo Elliott | 1826 comments May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

I'm not a massive classics person but a few I have enjoyed:
-Black Beauty by Anna Sewell
-Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfeild (her Shoes books in general are really good, if you like this one, I'd also recommend Dancing Shoes)
-What Katy Did by Susan Coolidge
I don't know if it necessarily counts as a classic, but it is an older book, Flambards by KM Peyton is another really good one.


message 21: by Gwen (new)

Gwen | 83 comments May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

I'm trying to read more classics too. A few I read are:
- Frankenstein by Mary Shelly (I didn't enjoy this one much, but apparently most people do so I'd say give it a try)
- Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
- The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
- The Complete Sherlock Holmes (I don't know it counts as a classic but I liked it anyway)
- Narnia by C.S. Lewis (again, I don't know if it counts. I didn't like most of the stories, but again, a lot of people do)
- Les Misérables by Victor Hugo

One I started but never finished is The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. English was a bit too difficult for me back then but I absolutely loved the parts I was able to read and now his other books are on my tbr.


message 22: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Got an ARC of Last Strand (Elemental Assassin #19) by Jennifer Estep this morning and I couldn't help it so I started that one too. Lol.


message 23: by Brittany (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
Lili thats exciting! I know how much you love that series


message 24: by Liliana, YA Paranormal Lover (new)

Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Yes! I wasn't expecting it, so it was a nice surprise!


message 25: by May (new)

May Brittany wrote: "May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

Have you read any classics yet? If so which have you enjoyed..."


no, i haven't read any classics yet but i really want to start reading! i want to read Little Women so bad!! i went to every bookstore where i live and none of them had it and i don't want to read it online (kindle or something like that). i want to actually hold the book hahah. when i find the book and read it i'll update you guys :)


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May Gwen wrote: "May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

I'm trying to read more classics too. A few I read are:
- Fr..."


thank youuu. i'll definitely check them :)


message 27: by May (new)

May Jo wrote: "May wrote: "if you have any book recommendations especially on classics i'd love to hear about it since i'm trying to get into that :)"

I'm not a massive classics person but a few I have enjoyed:
..."


thank youu :)


message 28: by Carl (new)

Carl (lazarusreads) | 74 comments Happy new year all!! I’m currently reading Gardens of the moon by Steven Erikson.


message 29: by Brittany (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
May, Pride and Predjudice is a good classic, I enjoyed it way more than I expected. I'm also a big of Mice and Men fan. Oh and Anne of Green Gables! I also love the Iliad but I dont recommend that for most people unless you are a big Greek myth fan.


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May Brittany wrote: "May, Pride and Predjudice is a good classic, I enjoyed it way more than I expected. I'm also a big of Mice and Men fan. Oh and Anne of Green Gables! I also love the Iliad but I dont recommend that ..."

thank you :) i love greek mythology so i'll check it out


message 31: by Kayleigh {K-Books}, YA Fantasy Fan (new)

Kayleigh {K-Books} (kayley_12) | 2260 comments Mod
dana stanford wrote: "I started The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. 91 chapters to get through! Game on!!"

It's not a huge book though is it? So the chapters should be pretty small.


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Liliana (lililostinabook) | 2878 comments Mod
Just finished Last Strand (Elemental Assassin #19) by Jennifer Estep and it was so good! I'm so sad it's the end of the series, for now anyway. I was gonna say that I was gonna miss Gin, but honestly, I'm probably gonna re-read some of my favorite books in the series this year lol


message 33: by Brittany (new)

Brittany | 6358 comments Mod
Glad you enjoyed it Lili! Maybe this will be the year I finally start the series....


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HeatherH (bkwrm85) | 802 comments Looks like everyone has some good reads going on for the start of the year! I'm starting out with a revisit to City of Glass on audio - never finished the series - plus all the new spin off series' - so refreshing to continue! Also working on rereading the Wayward Children series before the new one later this month!


message 35: by Kayleigh {K-Books}, YA Fantasy Fan (new)

Kayleigh {K-Books} (kayley_12) | 2260 comments Mod
I'm starting Sentinel (Covenant, #5) by Jennifer L. Armentrout today. Finishing off my Covenant re-read. I love this series so much.


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Jo Elliott | 1826 comments Finally finished Seasons of War (Skulduggery Pleasant, #13) by Derek Landy and off the mark for my 2021 reading challenge! I started this one all the way back in November thinking that despite it's considerable size, it would be super quick to read because Skulduggery always has short chapters. Oh poor sweet summer child. Yeah this one definitely dragged, and I was so excited for it after the way the last one ended but with numerous irrelevant subplots and way, way too much "journeying" I think it's fair to say this is a Skulduggery book that won't live in my heart. Oh well, hopefully the next one will be better!

Going to finally dive into A Court of Wings and Ruin (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3) by Sarah J. Maas next.


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Gord | 965 comments Another week and I've read more books.

Moon Called (Mercy Thompson, #1) by Patricia Briggs -3 Stars
Third time reading this and I'm warning up to this one finally. I love the series but I've never been a super fan of the first couple of books. I think I just have more context for what is going and more of an established connection to the characters

Storm Warning (Mage Storms #1) by Mercedes Lackey -4 Stars
The latest book in a group read of the Valdemar series. I rather enjoyed this one and I'm interested to see where this trilogy is going to go.

High Rise Invasion 01 by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 02 (High-Rise Invasion, #2) by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 03 (High-Rise Invasion, #3) by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 04 (High-Rise Invasion, #4) by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 05 by Tsuina Miura High-Rise Invasion, Vol. 6 by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 07 (High-Rise Invasion, #7) by Tsuina Miura High-Rise Invasion Vol. 8 by Tsuina Miura - 3 Stars
The latest manga rabbit hole I've fallen into. It's a fairly gory death game kind of manga. The overall mystery of what is going on is my biggest driving force to keep reading right now.


Currently I've started The Poppy War (The Poppy War, #1) by R.F. Kuang and I'm a couple of chapters in and I'm enjoying it so far. It's kind of early to really say one way or another but it's starting out alright.


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I finally finished The Girl in the Tower (Winternight Trilogy, #2) by Katherine Arden and am unsure how I really feel about it. The last 15% or so was quite good, the rest I again found so slow. I do think its a me problem more than the book. Unsure if I'll finish the trilogy


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Gord | 965 comments Another week of books have passed.

The great: The Poppy War (The Poppy War, #1) by R.F. Kuang

The not as great but still really good: Redwall (Redwall, #1) by Brian Jacques

The manga: High Rise Invasion 09 by Tsuina Miura High Rise Invasion 10 by Tsuina Miura Kamisama Kiss, Vol. 9 by Julietta Suzuki Kamisama Kiss, Vol. 10 by Julietta Suzuki The Girl from the Other Side Siúil A Rún, Volume 7 (The Girl from the Other Side, #7) by Nagabe The Girl from the Other Side Siúil A Rún, Volume 8 (The Girl from the Other Side, #8) by Nagabe

Up next: The Crowning Terror (Hardy Boys Casefiles, #6) by Franklin W. Dixon Daughter of Smoke & Bone (Daughter of Smoke & Bone, #1) by Laini Taylor and more High Rise Invasion


nightlyreadingheather (heatherhy01) Gord wrote: "Another week of books have passed.

The great: The Poppy War (The Poppy War, #1) by R.F. Kuang

The not as great but still really good: Redwall (Redwall, #1) by Brian Jacques

The manga: [bookcover:High Rise Invasion 09|3635..."


I have Poppy Wars but have not started it yet. I am happy to see that you really enjoyed it, so I am hoping I will too!


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Jo Elliott | 1826 comments Another Netgalley arc bites the dust, Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power wasn't really holding my attention, I was around 100 pages in and feeling bored, so I've decided to move on. Going for a surefire winner this time The Mask Falling (The Bone Season, #4) by Samantha Shannon as I love this series!


nightlyreadingheather (heatherhy01) Jo wrote: "Another Netgalley arc bites the dust, Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power wasn't really holding my attention, I was around 100 pages in and feeling bored, so I've decided to move on. Going fo..."

I do the same, I give the book a few chapters and then will put it down if it doesn't capture my attention.

Ugh! I loved the first book, The Bone Season, but I was not able to get through the second book in the series. Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. Hoping this one is a winner for you!


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Jo Elliott | 1826 comments heather - NightlyReading wrote: "Jo wrote: "Another Netgalley arc bites the dust, Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power wasn't really holding my attention, I was around 100 pages in and feeling bored, so I've decided to move o..."

I'm trying to get better at it, I've got a terrible habit of pushing through, especially with Netgalley arcs because obviously I want my ratio to be good, but it's a waste of my time to keep going with a book that's not grabbing me. I still submitted feedback for it, so it will still count towards my ratio.

Ah really, we were the complete opposites there! I wasn't actually a massive fan of the first book in the series, but the second book really grabbed me and it's just got better from there. I hope so, we've been waiting almost four years for this one, so it would be a real letdown if I didn't enjoy it!


nightlyreadingheather (heatherhy01) Jo wrote: "heather - NightlyReading wrote: "Jo wrote: "Another Netgalley arc bites the dust, Burn Our Bodies Down by Rory Power wasn't really holding my attention, I was around 100 pages in and feeling..."

I can't wait to hear if you love it? Maybe I will give the series another shot because I really loved that first book!


message 45: by Jo (new)

Jo Elliott | 1826 comments I will let you know!


message 46: by Kayleigh {K-Books}, YA Fantasy Fan (new)

Kayleigh {K-Books} (kayley_12) | 2260 comments Mod
I've finished reading Sentinel (Covenant, #5) by Jennifer L. Armentrout - it was a re-read. It's my fave series and I loved re-reading it. Ready to move onto something new.

I also finished listening to From Blood and Ash (Blood and Ash, #1) by Jennifer L. Armentrout which is also a re-read! And started listening to A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire (Blood and Ash, #2) by Jennifer L. Armentrout which again is a re-read! I have a bad memory so I like to re-read before the next book in the series. As I'm in Jen's ARC team I should get book 3 in March sometime so it seemed like a good time to start my re-read/listen

And I've started reading Rhapsodic (The Bargainer, #1) by Laura Thalassa and I am loving it so far!


message 47: by Brittany (last edited Jan 19, 2021 10:08PM) (new)

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Good that you are enjoying all those wonderful rereads Kay!

And good for you on quitting books that arent doing it for you Jo! I need to be better about that myself. Fingers crossed this one is a good one


message 48: by Brittany (new)

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Finished A Court of Wings and Ruin (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3) by Sarah J. Maas starting A Court of Frost and Starlight (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3.1) by Sarah J. Maas

Also read Skyward, Vol. 2 Here There Be Dragonflies by Joe Henderson yesterday


message 49: by Jo (new)

Jo Elliott | 1826 comments Brittany wrote: "Good that you are enjoying all those wonderful rereads Kay!

And good for you on quitting books that arent doing it for you Jo! I need to be better about that myself. Fingers crossed this one is a ..."


Thanks, I'm trying to be better at it! I'm already enjoying The Mask Falling more than my last book!


nightlyreadingheather (heatherhy01) I just finished The Brightest Night (Origin, #3) by Jennifer L. Armentrout . Not sure what I am going to tackle next. That ending though!!!!


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