Welcome back to Top 10 Tuesday, following the list from That Artsy Reader Girl! This week I really don't have any books I would recommend for the original prompt (which I do not really understand in the first place...), so I am doing a backlist prompt.
This week's prompt is..... books I really liked, but can't remember much about
These are in no particular order
- Hook, Line, and Sinker by Tessa Bailey
- The Noh Family by Grace K. Shim
- Y'allywood Billionaire by Terra Weiss
- The Honeymoon Crashers by Christina Lauren
- Love in the Scottish Christmas Village by Beatrice Bradshaw
- Light Em' Up by Kelly Jamieson
- Trouble in Love by Bindi Kennedy
- The Wiener Across the Way by Amy Award
- Half-Light Harbor by Samantha Young
- Wild Love by Elsie Silver
No offense to any of these authors or books. I simply cannot remember everything. I do remember liking them and enjoying my time. Just please don't ask me to describe much about the plot
Here it all is in a pretty lil' graphic as always
Does this happen to you too? Please let me know I'm not alone. What's a favorite book you have forgotten? See you next week.
It happens to me sometimes, too.
ReplyDeleteThat makes me feel better
DeleteThis seems to happen to me quite a lot... it's not so handy when I want to continue a series, but it does make rereads a lot more fun :D
ReplyDeleteI believe it! That is where I am thankful for my reviews
DeleteI can’t believe how many books I’ve read and forgotten!
ReplyDeleteIt can certainly be impressive!
DeleteIf it wasn't for Goodreads and my blog, I would probably forget everything I read. LOL!
ReplyDeleteHere's my TTT post: https://readbakecreate.com/time-to-plan-that-vacation-books-featuring-travel/
I can totally understand that!
DeleteOnce in a while, I do run across a book that I know I've read but really don't remember. That actually happened to me with several by Dashiell Hammett -- I read a big omnibus of all his novels all at once right after I graduated from college and got married more than 20 years ago, and I simply forgot most of them over the years! Which made it really fun to reread them over the past couple years :-)
ReplyDeleteI am honestly looking forward to rereading some old faves in a few years when I can experience them pretty anew
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