Making it's very first debut....

Hey you! Today, making it's first debut, is the Winter 2014 Reading List Link up!  Join me!

What it is:

A link up on the 19th of each month - November, December, January, February, and ending in March, that we discuss our reading goals for the Winter, our progress, and you can even review the books you've read!

What you do:

Link up with me today, posting on your own blog the list of books you want to read through the Winter. Make sure to put the Winter Reading List button on your post so others can join us! This link up will be open for a month, so fit this into your blog schedule at any time!

Then, every 19th (or so) of the month, come back to this blog, and link up a blog post of your own, talking about how far along on your list you are and review the book(s) you've read if you'd like! Share your opinions with everyone else!

We end this series on March 20th, 2015, which is the first day of Spring, and link up our final progress post, to see if you've completed your reading list, and post which books were horrid and no one should even bother with, and see if you've found a new favorite!

Why you should do this:

• It's fun!
• It's a great way to get through the ugly Winter.
• Amazing way to find out what other blogger pals like the same books you do.
• Could be a good way to get a review on a book you've been wanting to read, but haven't committed to.
• BOOKS ARE AWESOME!
• Bookworms are even better!

Sounds like fun right? I'm so happy I thought of this!  I've organized my books on Goodreads.com, and made a new shelf for this reading list. It's just easier for me to keep up with it like this. (be my friend on Goodreads, click here!)  Now, let's get to my list, in no particular order:

Jessica's winter-2014-reading-list book montage

Jessica's favorite books »


I'm so excited to see how this works and to see what books you have on your reading list! Link up below, and don't forget to put the Winter 2014 Reading List button on your blog post, or you may get deleted from the link up! That's the only rule, you can do it!

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