tagged me in the Jenga stack challenge!! I have tagged a few of my favourite a…

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@laurenkeenwriting tagged me in the Jenga stack challenge!! 💗 I have tagged a few of my favourite accounts to join in! 👑🥳 (Sorry if you’ve already done yours!)

I feel like this was pretty easy – forgive me I’m still trying to build up my collection of the books I truly want to read!

My stack includes
-The fear bubble
-Conversations with friends
-Normal people
-Little women
-Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine
-Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race
-the flat share

Has anyone read these yet? I’m doing a buddy read with @livinginreview with the race book, and then hopefully @ems.reads_ when I read the flat share!! Who else is reading these?🥰

👏🏻 I feel I’m genuinely becoming quite selective in the books I read, rather than reading any old book, and I honestly think that’s a good thing.

👏🏻I know what I want from a book and I don’t want to not enjoy a read. I want a book to educate me, grip me, challenge me, or make me think!

👏🏻That may be controversial to those who love a romance, but soppy romantic stories just bore me.. I need a book to really tell a story! 📚 Over and out 👏🏻💗

8 thoughts on “tagged me in the Jenga stack challenge!! I have tagged a few of my favourite a…”

  3. I’ve read 4 out of those 7! Eleanor oliphant is just incredible. I didn’t like either of the sally Rooney books but so many people love them. Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race is a book every single person on this planet should read

  5. Oo impressive stack!! Can’t wait to try this out 🤣💖 I’ve read Eleanor Oliphant,adored it! X

  7. I’ve read all of these except the Ant Middleton one & Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race – but they’re on my TBR list 😍! Thanks for the fab lovely 💗💕 xxx

  8. Thanks for the tag, I haven’t read any but have quite a few on my tbr list. I get what you mean about being selective I need to feel challenged by a book, I love it when there’s a twist that I didn’t guess. Have you read Ant Middleton’s first book? X

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