Top Ten 2021 Releases I Was Excited to Read
But Didn’t Get To
TTT for January 18, 2022
#TopTenTuesday
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Have YOU read any of these?
Which one should I read this year?
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Words And Peace 
You should read Once There Were Wolves!
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Definitely planning to, soon
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You should read Once There Were Wolves!
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I see so many of you pushing me this way, I will!
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The Last House on Needless Street is psychological horror, so if you enjoy that, you’ll probably love it. I’m curious about Once There Were Wolves!
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If it’s only psychological, that might work, not sure I have read any in this genre though – besides classics like Rebecca – I see it’s classified as such. I would just call it Gothic
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I love Charlotte McConaghy. I think Migrations is the better book but I still loved Once There Were Wolves. Both books made me cry!
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I see, I’ll prepare handkerchiefs, lol
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I read Fifty Sounds and thought it was excellent so I recommend that one! https://kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpress.com/2021/04/29/my-body-was-alive-with-the-sounds-fitzcarraldoeds-fiftysounds/
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And it’s probably here thanks to you!
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I hope you enjoy all of these books whenever you might read them!
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-2021-releases-i-was-excited-to-read-but-didnt-get-to/
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Thanks for stopping by
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Untraceable sounds really good.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday.
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The author is really good!
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I’ve heart good things of Catriona Ward’s book but it isn’t something I’d read myself. Happy reading! My TTT https://readwithstefani.com/2022-resolutions-and-goals/
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I usually don’t read horror either, not sure how I ended up with a copy of it!
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I didn’t know about A Most Remarkable Creature, but it looks fascinating!
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Most books on birds are, aren’t they?
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I did enjoy the Last House on Needless Street. For me, I would say it’s more psychological than horror. It’s certainly one of those books that compels you to read on, or at least it did with me.
Hope you get a chance to pick these up and enjoy them.
Lynn 😀
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Thanks, that’s very encouraging
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Once There Were Wolves looks good.
You introduce me to a lot of Japanese lit on this blog… and curious now about Bullet Train.
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Yes, I usually do read a lot translated from the Japanese, and not just between January-March for the challenge. I have heard a lot of good things about Bullet Train
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I haven’t read any of these but in glancing through your comments, I see I need to add Charlotte McConaghy to my TBR. I hope you enjoy these when you get to them.
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I would suggest you first read Migrations by her, so so good!
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I don’t think I’ve heard of any of these, but I hope you enjoy them when you find the time to read them.
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Thanks!
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I’ve not read any of these sorry. Those about birds would probably appeal most.
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They look really good indeed
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RE: Last House on Needless Street. It’s not real horror, it’s psychological. It’s really good!
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Thanks, good to know!
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I often see lists full of books and authors that I never heard of but I’m surprised to see that on your page. We often enjoy the same kind of literature. Maybe that’s a reason you didn’t get to them? Out of your usual habit?
My TTT this week.
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There are too many new good books every year, that’s why, lol
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I think you may be on to something. LOL
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lol
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I hadn’t heard of any of these, but I think I need to check out the Japanese novels! I’ve been wanting to read more. 🙂
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Yes, Bullet Train is supposed to be very good
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I like the sound of Once There Were Wolves and Needless Street. Hope you enjoy all these books. Thanks for visiting my blog earlier and leaving a link.
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You are welcome. Thanks for leaving comments as well.
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