Hey guys! So 2019 has been a wild year for me. I am bummed to say I feel I spent a bit of the portion of the year in a reading slump. I did end up reading but I felt a lot of the books I wasn’t a fan of or took me longer to get through than normal. I am happy to say December is so far looking to be a good month. I have finished 2 books. I slowed down the last couple of days because I just went away. I do hope it will pick up now that I’m back home. (Can I just say this is so weird writing this before I’ve even gone away. I had to write a bunch of posts early. I just know that I won’t get much reading done.) Anywho, let’s dive in and see what books I wanted to read but didn’t this year.
1.The Starless Sea By Erin Morgenstern
2. The Toll By Neal Shusterman
(I’m honestly hoping to squeeze this one in so if so sorry for lying to you guys in advance. Most of December is extremely busy so if I do, it’s going to be a miracle)
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4. One True Loves By Taylor Jenkins Reid
5. Mr. Kiss and Tell By Rob Thomas and Jennifer Graham
6. The Hiding Place By C.J. Tudor
7. The Missing Years By Lexie Elliott
8. Imaginary Friend By Stephen Chbosky
9. The Institute By Stephen King
10. The Good Daughter By Karin Slaughter
What are some books you were really hoping to get to but didn’t in 2019? I would love to hear from you guys!
Bookish In Bed
Bookish In Bed 
«The Hiding Place» was so good and atmospheric. Highly recommend! Her new book is coming in January and I couldn’t be more excited about it!
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I don’t know why I put it off because I loved her first one so much. Yes I saw she has another one coming out and I seriously can’t wait too!
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I really want to get to The Toll and Imaginary Friend next year. I hope you are able to get to all of these in 2020 too!
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A part of me wants to try to squeeze in The Toll but I’m not sure I will be able to this month. If not deff next year. I put Imaginary Friend on my Christmas list. Hoping we get to both next year too!
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Fingers crossed!
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