February TBR

Hey everyone! How are you today?

Just like January I’m doing the #StartOnYourShelfathon by CW and working my way through the Magical Winter Readathon by G (Book Roast). ALSO, I decided to set myself a challenge. To track my backlist books for the #StartOnYourShelfathon I’m going to set a goal of 30 books, so 30 books out of all the books I read this year, will be backlist books. Wish me luck!

For the month of February I’ll also be participating in the Contemporary-a-thon. I have already uploaded my Contemporary-a-thon TBR so check that out if you want to know what books I’m planning for that.

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Magical Readathon TBR

I completed one of the three challenges that I wanted to complete in January so I’ll be doing the two challenges I didn’t get around too.

• Chapter 2: Book with urban fantasy – The Iron King by Julie Kagawa
• Chapter 2: Book from a book club – Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston or The Last Magician by Lisa Maxwell

E-ARCs to Read

• The Opposite of Falling Apart by Micah Good (by 25th)
• Speak Up! by Adora Svitak (by 25th)

Other Books I Hope to Read

• Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
• Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett
• Library books

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I’m currently reading Alex, Approximately and The Opposite of Falling Apart and I’m enjoying them so far. This is a big reading month. I don’t know how much I’ll get to but I want to prioritise my E-ARCs and at least one book from each section plus my books from Contemporary-a-thon.

Also, help me get an understanding. Backlist books are any books that aren’t newly published and have been sitting on my shelves. If so, does that mean even if I just bought the book but it was published a few years ago, it’s a backlist book? Or only if I’ve had it on my shelf for a while? I get confused on what’s considered it.

What’s your reading plans for February?

Until next time…

xx