The HoHoHo Read-a-Thon has begun! I've dug out my Christmas books and I'm ready!!
I'm Reading:
Something from my dusty bookshelf. I really loved Graham's A Magical Christmas, so I have high hopes for this one!
by Heather Graham
I'm Listening To:
Other Christmas Books on My TBR:
Promise Me
by Richard Paul Evans
[on my iPod]
Seven Days of Us
by Francesca Hornak
[on my iPod]
A Baxter Family Christmas
by Karen Kingsbury
(The Baxters, Book #24)
No, I have not read any others in the series so I hope this works as a standalone.
[on my iPod]
Christmas Jars
by Jason F. Wright
(Christmas Jars, Book #1)
[on my iPod]
The Memory Tree
by Joseph Pittman
(Linden Corners, Book #5)
No, I haven't read any others in this series either!
The Christmas Train
by David Baldacci
The Christmas Shoes
by Donna VanLiere
(Christmas Hope, Book #1)
And some Christmas stories with murder on the menu:
The Last Noel
by Heather Graham
Wreck the Halls
by Sarah Graves
(Home Repair is Homicide, Book #5)
Love the name of this series! I haven't read the earlier ones in the series so hopefully this one works as a standalone.
Have you read any of these books? Which ones should I bump up the TBR pile?
I will post my updates on Twitter using the #HoHoHoRAT hashtag, and then do a wrap-up post at the end of the read-a-thon on my blog.
by Richard Paul Evans
[on my iPod]
by Francesca Hornak
[on my iPod]
by Karen Kingsbury
(The Baxters, Book #24)
No, I have not read any others in the series so I hope this works as a standalone.
[on my iPod]
by Jason F. Wright
(Christmas Jars, Book #1)
[on my iPod]
by Joseph Pittman
(Linden Corners, Book #5)
No, I haven't read any others in this series either!
by David Baldacci
by Donna VanLiere
(Christmas Hope, Book #1)
And some Christmas stories with murder on the menu:
by Heather Graham
by Sarah Graves
(Home Repair is Homicide, Book #5)
Love the name of this series! I haven't read the earlier ones in the series so hopefully this one works as a standalone.
Have you read any of these books? Which ones should I bump up the TBR pile?
I will post my updates on Twitter using the #HoHoHoRAT hashtag, and then do a wrap-up post at the end of the read-a-thon on my blog.
Thanks again to Kimberly at Caffeinated Book Reviewer for hosting!
Great TBR, Darlene! I've read one of Heather Graham's Christmas books, I can't remember which. My mum was saying the other day she loves Debbie Macomber's Christmas stories, so I might try to read one of those this winter!
ReplyDeleteI love Macomber's Christmas stories! They're sweet and perfect "feel good" stories.
DeleteThese all look interesting! My book club is looking for a good Christmas read. We will discuss it—or not!— at our holiday brunch so we are looking for something light and quick to read. It probably should not be a new release since members like to be able to check it out from the library, or pick it up for the Kindle at a 'specials' rate.
ReplyDeleteBased on you holiday readings of the past, can you make any recommendations?
Macomber's Christmas books are perfect sweet "feel good" stories. If your group likes inspirational/religious stories, I absolutely loved Melody Carlson's The Christmas Angel Project. That would be good for a book club, if the group likes that type of a read. I love Richard Paul Evans, especially his The Christmas List.
DeleteThanks for your speedy reply! I'll take a look at these and see what is available at the library and/or what is on sale!
DeleteYou're welcome! Hope you enjoy!
DeleteI LOVED The Christmas Train! I hope you enjoy it as well!
ReplyDeleteYay! I'm bumping it up my TBR list :)
DeleteWow you have some good titles! I devoured Merry and Bright and need to check out some of these.
ReplyDeleteTis the season. I may have to look up some of these.
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