Last updated on March 2nd, 2021 at 02:45 pm
Every year I set a reading goal. This year it is to read 24 books –two each month. Every time I finish a book, I like to take a few minutes to write down my thoughts about the book here–I guess you could call it my online book journal.
Along with a few thoughts on the book, I also share where I got it for either free or close to free, (because I am super thrifty and rarely pay for books) and if I liked it or loved it. There are no books I hated on this list because I don’t finish books I don’t like.
Liked It Or Loved It: Books Read In 2021
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1. Just Let Go
(Read through Kindle Unlimited Trial)
Liked It
This is the second book in Courtney Walsh’s Habor Pointe series. If you are looking for a good series to bring to the beach or on vacation this is a good one for that. It is a light, feel-good read. I read the first book in late 2020 and fell in love with the characters of the series. It is good but not can’t put it down until I finish every last page good.
2. Composing Amelia
(Free from Kindle)
Liked It
I added Composing Amelia to my kindle library years ago when it was offered as a freebie. I wish I had read it sooner as it was a really good book and makes me want to read more books by Alison Strobel. The characters had depth, the story wasn’t predictable and the ending left you with that all is going to be okay feeling that I love.
3. Just One More Kiss
(Read through Kindle Unlimited Trial)
Liked It Almost A Loved It
This is the third book in the Harbor Pointe series by Courtney Walsh. Just One More Kiss didn’t keep me up past my bedtime but it did succeed in making me cry! A great storyline, that will tug at your heartstrings.
4. The Printed Letter Bookshop
(Read through Prime Reading which is a free perk available to Amazon Prime Members)
Loved It
Katherine Reay’s keep me engaged from page one to the final page. This one made me cry too! I read The Printed Letter Bookshop in less than a 24-hour window –that is how much I liked it.
5. Of Literature & Lattes
Loved It
(purchased in kindle format at a deep discount)
This book is a sequel to The Printed Letter Bookshop. I loved both books equally. Although Of Literature & Lattes didn’t make me cry, it did keep me guessing all the way to the end. And that for me makes a loved-it book!
Books I Have Read In Previous Years
My Tips For Fellow Bookworms
- How To Read More Than A Book A Week Despite Being Crazy Busy
- 17 Ways Thrifty Bookworms Save Money On Books
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