My Life in Books (2024 edition)

I ended 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021 2022 and 2023 with this meme having been prompted by a post from at least one blogger, usually Annabel who started the ball rolling again this year, followed not long after by Cathy then Karen. I’m using the same prompts as Annabel, drawing on the titles of books I’ve read in 2024 with links to any I’ve reviewed on the blog. Do join in, if you fancy it.

Cover image for Waiting for a Party by Vesna MainCover image for How I Won a Nobel Prize by Julius TarantoCover image for Anyone's Ghost by August ThompsonCover image for Dancing on the Ropes by Anna AslanyanCover image for The Proof of My InnocenceCover image for The Sequel by Jean Hanff KorelitzCover image for An Exquisite Sense of What is Beautiful by J. David Simons

In high school I was Waiting for a Party

People might be surprised by How I Won a Nobel Prize

I will never be Anyone’s Ghost

My fantasy job is  Dancing on the Ropes

At the end of a long day I need The Proof of My Innocence

I hate being The Sequel

Wish I had An Exquisite Sense of What is Beautiful

My family reunions are Dark Tales

At a party you’ll find me with My Friends

I’ve never been to Lullaby Beach

A happy day includes True Love

Motto I live by  Hope Never Knew Horizon

On my bucket list is Blessings

In my next life I want to have Lessons in Chemistry

Cover image for Dark Tales by Shirley JacksonCover image for Lullaby Beach by Stella DuffyCover image for True Love by Paddy CreweCover image for Hope Never Knew Horizon by Douglas BrutonCover image for Blessings by Chukwuebuka IbehCover image for Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Gramus

That’s it for 2024 from me. A very happy 2025 to you all, reading and otherwise!

22 thoughts on “My Life in Books (2024 edition)”

  1. What fun. I’ll see if I can join in ahead of popping over to Spain to be with daughter and family … for the whole of January. But I can quite see myself failing.

      1. Will do. Yes, the plan is to enjoy Reyes with daughter’s pertner’s huge extended family. It’s always lots of fun. And anything to dodge an English Janiuary….

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