#MountTBR February reading list
- The hardest thing you have to change is your mind…..
- I’ve decided to start this most difficult challenge !
- #MountTBR2022
- #BeatTheBacklog
- Monthy Planning
Reading List February: 15/15
- Dancing Lessons – Olive Senior (novel)
FEBRUARY
30. 
by 
Finish date: 22 February 2022
Genre: novel
Rating: B-
- Unbound – Tarana Burke (memoir)
FEBRUARY
32. 
by Tarana Burke (no photo)
Finish date: 24 February 2022
Genre: memoir
Rating: B
- A Walk in the Woods – B. Bryson
FEBRUARY
18. 
by 
Bill Bryson
Finish date: 20 January 2022
Genre: Non-fiction, travel
Rating: D
- John Adams – D. McCullough
FEBRUARY
Finish date: 01 February 2022
Genre: Biography
Rating: A++++++++++++ (Why? see review!)
- King Charles III – M. Bartlett (play)
FEBRUARY
by Mike Bartlett (no photo)
Finish date: 04 February 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: A
- Red Velvet – L. Chakrabarti (play)
FEBRUARY
by Lolita Chakrabarti (no photo)
Finish date: 25 January 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: A++++
- All That She Carried – Tiya Alicia Miles (NF)
FEBRUARY
by 
Tiya Miles
Finish date: 08 February 2022
Genre: Non-fiction
Rating: B-
- Big White Fog – Theodore Ward (play)
FEBRUARY
by Theodore Ward (no photo)
Finish date: 11 February 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: D
- Redeployment (12 stories)- P. Klay
FEBRUARY
by 
Phil Klay
Finish date: 8 February 2022
Genre: Short Stories (12)
Rating: A+++++
- No Man’s Land – H. Pinter (play)
FEBRUARY
Finish date: 15 February 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: B
- Last Night (10 stories) – J. Salter
FEBRUARY
by 
James Salter
Finish date: 10 February 2022
Genre: short stories (10)
Rating: F
- Macbeth – W. Shakespeare (play)
FEBRUARY
Finish date: February 14 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: A++++++
- No Name in the Street – James Baldwin
FEBRUARY
Finish date: 20 February 2022
Genre: Non-fiction
Rating: A
- No Man’s Land – H. Pinter (play)
FEBRUARY
Finish date: 15 February 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: B
- Sweat – Lynn Nottage (play)
FEBRUARY
by 
Lynn Nottage
Finish date: 21 February 2022
Genre: Play
Rating: A++++++++
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Oh my goodness I just LOVED John Adams so I hope you do too. I haven’t read Bryson yet but I’ve heard that he’s pretty good. Enjoy your February!
This will be my first Bill Bryson book. Can his book live up to the media hype surrounding his
travelogues? I’m curious. Absolutely loving David McCullough’s John Adams!
(see comment on GR). Making a list for the entire month and READING only these books is the solution to reaching my TBR goal of reducing my backlog by 100 books on 2022. I haven’t purchased a book since 12 December 2021!
Well done on your no purchasing; would that I could be so restrained! I haven’t read any of your planned books apart from the Bill Bryson, which is good but not, I think, his best. Hope you enjoy them. In January I really had a booklist to follow with my NetGalleys and then Annabel’s NordicFINDS challenge, and in February I’ve got a lot of NetGalley books again and will pick a pile out for doing the ReadIndies challenge, so the same. All hopefully from my “old” TBR that my challenge is based around … Good luck and good reading to you!
If I had NetGallery…I’d never be free from TBR!
Thanks for your comments.
I have found Bryson uneven, but A Walk in the Woods was one of his good ones. You should never hesitate to abandon books that aren’t working for you–life is short and there are a lot of books. Abandoning a title still knocks it off the TBR list.
18 books read….82 more to go. If I want to get the TBR -100 books this year
I will have to DNF a few. Tastes change between 2015-2016 compared to what I want to read now.
I’ve decided NOT to read crime fiction books on TBR…they just do not appeal to me. Thanks for your comments!