#wbq318

[lizziethereader]

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[rootingfordorks]

I read The Sugared Game by KC Charles on January 2nd. It was a fast read, and a lot of fun! The next day I read the sequel. Perfect winter break reading: sexy, suspenseful, full of fascinating characters and witty dialogue.

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziestudieshistory]

I'm still reading Rhythm of War by Brandon Sanderson and The Red and the Black by Stendhal from last year. However, my first new book of the year is The Winter's Tale by Shakespeare.

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

sounds like you had a great time!

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

oooh that looks fun! 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

I haven’t read the first one yet, but I’ve heard good things!

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

and is your sister usually a trustworthy source of recommendations?  also, it must be awesome to discuss books with a sibling! (mine are, unfortunately, not reading similar things at all)

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

I think that’s the most books anyone has mentioned for this answer! :D 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

I just read Between Shades of Gray in December! What did you think of it? 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

That does sound like a really nice experience! And even better if you ended up liking the book a lot as well! 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

that’s a good strategy! I like the surprise but if I wanted to make sure my first read is a good one, I’d do some rereading as well!

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

I’ve heard of this one (and can’t believe  haven’t picked it up yet, considering how much I like trees...)

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

that looks like it could potentially be quite dry, but it’s great if you don’t feel that way!

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

awww, what a fun way to start the year! 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

Is Crime and Punishment any good? 

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023? 

[lizziethereader]

It’s great if it can do that for you, but jumping back into six unfinished books sounds like quite a bit of pressure! I hope you’re enjoying yourself, whatever it is you decide to end up doing!

Weekly Bookish Question #318 ( January 1st - January 7th) 

typical first question of the year: What’s the first book you’re picking/have picked up in 2023?