What if you had enough time to read every book on your wish list?
What would those books be?
Would the book encompass more than one genre?
Right now I am trying to find the time to read the George R. Martins book in his Game of Thrones series. I enjoyed the first book but it took me several months to finish it. I need a nice long trip...
In the last month I have read several books for RPP, all soon to be released. I've read sci/fi, Satire, Young Adult, Fishing stories, and now horror. I have loved them all.
What books are on your wish list?
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Allana, how wonderful that your business allows you to read many different genres! When I get the time to read the books on my "to be read" stack, romances will be at the top--but that includes so many subgenres such as comedy, mystery, historical, fantasy, and many more. I also seem to be addicted to self-help books that delve into alternative methods of making positive changes like working with energy. Plus give me pet stories and feel-good stories and I saw a cookbook yesterday that entertwined the author's less-than-ideal childhood and how she used baking scrumptious desserts to deal with this and came up with positive changes as an adult. Sounded like a wonderful book.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, I'm working on my LEGACY series, so am up to my wingtips in my own stories. :)
Happy reading to all!
-Amber Angel
Historicals, mysteries, romantic suspense. thanks for this lovely post. The cookbook you mentioned above sounds intriguing. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThe cookbook I referenced is called CAKEWALK: A MEMOIR by Kate Moses. Sorry! I should have included that info in my earlier comment.
ReplyDelete-Amber Angel