Words in the Title – ‘you’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: you

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– Books I’ve read –

• Where’d You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple – great book, and there’s a movie adaptation coming out this year. Read before you see the movie!
• What Belongs to You by Garth Greenwell – beautifully written male queer novel.
• So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson – a must-read for everyone with any kind of internet presence, so everyone basically.

Words in the Title – ‘love’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: love

This is Valentine’s week, so the word of the week is of course LOVE. If you celebrate Valentine’s day, I hope you have a great day. And no matter f you celebrate or not, I hope you all feel loved ❤

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– Books I’ve read –

• The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. by Adelle Waldman – I read it a long time ago, the main character is a horrible guy, but I still loved how the story was told and how the selfishness of the main character was portrayed.
• First Love, Last Rites by Ian McEwan – collection of intense short stories
• Dear Fang, With Love by Rufi Thorpe – beautiful story, I highly recommend it, read me review here.

Words in the Title – ‘I’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: I

There is a plenty of books to choose from to feature in this post. Word ‘I’ is definitely one of the most popular words used in the titles (judging by my Goodreads bookshelf only).

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– Books I’ve read –

• As If I Were A River by Amanda Saint – ugh, it was such a bad book, I gave it one star. Link directs you to my review.
• Gnarr: How I Became the Mayor of a Large City in Iceland and Changed the World by Jón Gnarr – a fun non-fiction book about a man that runs for mayor as a joke, then realised that he could actually make a positive impact while being a major of Rejkiavik.
• And I Darken by Kiersten White – great YA fantasy, with a badass female character
• Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng – story of Chinese American family who has to battle with a loss of a child

Words in the Title – ‘rights’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: RIGHT(s)

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– Books I’ve read –

I haven’t read any book with the word ‘rights’ in the title. Seriously, I must be choosing all the wrong words. All the 400 books on my read shelf on Goodreads, and I again cannot find one that has the word of the week in the title!

Words in the Title – ‘free’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: FREE

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– Books I’ve read –

I haven’t read any book with the word ‘free’ in the title.

Words in the Title – ‘birth’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: BIRTH

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– Books I’ve read –

I haven’t read any book with the word ‘birth’ in the title.

Words in the Title – ‘snow’

This will the most random way of finding new exciting reads. Each week I’ll choose some random word and I’ll try to find books with this word in the title that I find interesting. This might result in my TBR growing exponentially. Each week though, I’ll first look if there’s a book that I already read that has this word in the title.

This week’s word is: SNOW

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– Books I’ve read –

• Snow White by Brothers Grimm – one of the favourite fairy tales. I’m not sure if I actually read the original version or just some adaptation though…

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– Books I want to read –

• Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust – this is a recent release, YA fantasy novel with LGBT romance
• Boy, Snow, Bird by Helen Oyeyemi – beautiful cover! It’s a story of three women and strange connection between them.

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– Books I do not want to read –

• Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch – I had this on my TBR for a while but after I while I lost interest in it, and now I won’t read it.

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Words for next weeks:

15th January – birth (it’s my birthday week so I have to celebrate bookishly)

22nd January – free (season of holiday breaks in schools, I don’t go to school anymore but the sentiment of winter break is still there)

29th January – rights (2018 is a Year of Women’s Rights in Poland)