21 Books for 2021

I have decided that I am making this a tradition. I am going to create a book list for the year. That’s not to say that I will actually read these books by the end of the year, but doing things like this has reignited my love of reading and I can’t wait to get started into these gems. There may be book reviews there may not be, one thing I have learned from 2020 is not to box yourself in, so if you are here welcome and happy New Years, what are you currently reading?

I made a list at this point last year (click here), although I didn’t manage to read all of the books that were on my list; I did get through 22 books in total, so I am calling that a win. I put all of my progress on Good Reads so if you are interested you could always find me there (click here).

#1 Monique Roffey – The Mermaid of Black Conch


#4 J. L. Carr – A Month in the Country


#7 Oscar Wilde – The Fairy Stories


#10 Virgina Woolf – A Room of One’s Own


#13 George Orwell – 1984


#16 Margret Waters – Feminism: A Very Short Introduction


#19 Natasha Devon – A Beginner’s Guide to Being Mental an A-Z

#2 C.S. Lewis – The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe


#5 Joe Abercrombie – The Blade Itself


#8 Brandon Sanderson – Oathbringer


#11 L. Frank Baum – The Wizard of OZ


#14 Brandon Sanderson – Shadows of Self


#17 Erica Jong – Fear of Flying


#20 Brandon Sanderson – Starsight

 #3 Edited by Mariam Khan – It’s Not About the Burqa 


#6 Scott Lynch – Red Sea under Skies


#9 J.M. Coetzee – Diary of a Bad Year


#12 Frank Herbert – Dune


#15 Laura Lam – Pantomime


#18 Amelia Mandeville – Every Colour of you


#21 Girl, Woman, Other

What are your reading goals for the year? Leave me a comment and let me know.

Until next time.

International Women’s Day 2021

International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups come together to celebrate women’s achievements or rally for women’s equality. – http://www.internationalwomensday.com International women’s day is marked to celebrate … More International Women’s Day 2021

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