Koze Reading List discussion

MY FEBRUARY READS:

- YOU DO YOU BY SARAH KNIGHT
- I AM HER TRIBE POEM BOOK

What are you reading this month? OR are you reading along with me? Feel free to stop by and share some wisdom, insight or anything you want from what you're reading in February.
Book talk is the best talk, you feel?

I am almost done with Light is the New Black and really wanna give Rise Sister Rise a read.

I have got into psychology recently, hence I'm reading The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat by Oliver Sacks. It's short stories of the patients Oliver Sacks had. Oliver Sacks is a neuropsychologist.
It's interesting!

I'm trying to read one non-fiction and one fiction each month. I read "Just Jessie" about Jessie James Decker in two days and it was amazing!!! I'm trying to finish "Every Breath" by Nicholas Sparks but I'm lagging. :/ My books for February are "Unbelievable" by Sara Sheppard and "The Five Love Languages" by Gary Chapman. I really want to read "Eat, Pray, Love" after it inspired you so much!

I'm currently reading "Victoria decides to die" by Paulo Coelho after reading "The Alchemist" last year. I'm also reading "Becoming" by Michelle Obama and loving it so far :) I really want to diversify the books I'm reading this year by picking books that are outside my usual spectrum of fantasy and crime novels.

I've just started The Bullet Journal Method. I used to wear by bullet journaling but hope this will inspire me a bit.
I also started La femme qui fuit by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette. The translation, Suzanne is a Canada Reads finalist for this year.

Audiobook: "Twilight #2"
(Yes, I still haven´t read this series) #burnthisbitch *lol*

Physical book: "The Bullet Journal Method" by Ryder Carroll.

Ebooks:
"Maybe not" by Colleen Hoover (not my cup of tea atm tbh)
and
"The Thousandth Floor" by Katharine McGee

Andree wrote: "I've just started The Bullet Journal Method. I used to wear by bullet journaling but hope this will inspire me a bit.
I also started La femme qui fuit by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette. The translation, S..."

I am using a BuJo and it helps so much to structure your life. And the book is awesome, right?

I'm reading The Power of Now by Ekhardt Tolle, which I've been trying to read for a while now. I find that every sentence is so deliberately chosen that to read more than a couple sections at a time is nearly impossible - without losing some of the content and meaning, at least. Anyone else find the same thing?
Meanwhile, I finally got my hands (or digital hands) on my library's copy of You. I've been wanting to read it after binge-watching the show!

Evelyn wrote: "Andree wrote: "I've just started The Bullet Journal Method. I used to wear by bullet journaling but hope this will inspire me a bit.
I also started La femme qui fuit by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette. The..."
Yes! Bullet journalling kept me sane while I was finishing up my thesis. Trying to get back into using it consistently again.

I'm hoping to "In The Afterlight" and "Beyond the Night" by Alexandra Bracken, "A Little Life" by Hanya Yanagihara, "The Devil's General" by Carl Zuckmayer and another book that I haven't chosen yet. As I will spend a lot of time on the train this month, I will hopefully be able to finish them all!

I’m finishing up with the thirteenth Charley Davidson book, Summoned to the Thirteenth Hrave and really want to read Brittani Louise Taylor’s book A Sucky Love Story and the poetry book Lux by the end of the month!

i just finished reading “caraval” by stephanie garber! not knowing too much about the book, i really enjoyed it and could not put it down! trying to decide on what to read next

I'm currently reading Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince and why we sleep (Matthew Walker). Kalyn's video about choosing 2 books a month from what you already have and making a plan of the year really inspired me

I just finished "the art of racing in the rain" by garth stein! can't wait for the movie

Reading Witch by Lisa Lister and the indigo spell from the bloodlines series by Richelle Mead 👏🏻 How fast does the month go by when you read two books a month, huh? 🙊💕
Also LOVE koze here!! Just found it😍

When is the March update going up?

Just finished "The Happiness Project" by Gretchen Rubin and am about 3/4 of the way through "I Might Regret This" by Abbi Jacobson (one of the main characters in the tv show Broad City)

I read Station Eleven a few years ago and loved it sooo much!!! I delayed finishing it because I didn't want it to end.

Right now im with Lady Georgie visiting the queen or as she is referred to by in the incrowd HM. It's 1932, and things are rough even for the 34th in line for the throne. HM wants me to be her spy in the 1st book Her Royal Spyness by Rhys Bowen.

im also back for more shenanigans with Jake and Ellie in the 2nd installment of the Death by chocolate series by Sarah Graves.

Hope everyday is a great reading day!

just finished the first 2 books in the cozy bookshop series...they were great!...check out the review
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Would love to read a book with the KOZE crew this year!

Currently I am reading “Big Magic”🤩✨

I’m not sure what’s next, I’ve got lots to read on my shelf!☺️

I'm reading "highly sensitive person" by Kalyn's recommendation. I'm not too far, maybe 15 pages or so, but so far, I am so impressed because I relate with soooooo much!!!
For fiction I'm rereading the curse breakers series since " A vow so bold and deadly" has just been released!

Currently listening to Oprah’s audiobook The Wisdom of Sunday based on her podcast and it’s GOOD. Also thriving as an empath by Judith Orloff & It didn’t start with you by Mark Wolynn.