Top Nine Books I Enjoyed, but Have Never Talked About On My Blog

Posted March 1, 2022 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 11 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! This week’s prompt is inspired by the fact that I’ve been blogging for 11 years now, and I’ve done numerous TTTs, surveys, and bookish lists and there’s a bunch of books that seem to fit every topic or question and I end up talk about them instead of alllll the other books that I loved, but are not ones I immediately think of (either because it’s been so long since I read them or because they are quieter titles). This was extremely hard for me because I’ve been blogging for so long, so today I just will be sharing 9 books I loved but have never talked about on here!

1. A Christmas Spark by Cindy Steel
2. Anything You Can Do by R.S. Grey
3. The Martian by Andy Weir
4. An Offer from a Gentleman by Julia Quinn
5. Wicked and the Wallflower by Sarah MacLean
6. Any Duchess Will Do by Tessa Dare
7. The Designated +1 by Ellie Cahill
8. Anna and the Duke by Kathryn Smith
9. Loves Music, Loves to Dance by Mary Higgins Clark

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11 responses to “Top Nine Books I Enjoyed, but Have Never Talked About On My Blog

  1. Interesting topic this week though I couldn’t find a single book this week that I never talked about. I chose trilogies instead because we hardly ever talk about them in one go.

    I wonder why you never blogged about The Martian, I absolutely loved it. Still haven’t watched that movie, though.

  2. I don’t know if I subconsciously saw this topic a few weeks ago or if we’re on the same wavelength but I posted about this EXACT thing when I went off topic two weeks ago! I feel like I mention the same books over and over too. Since I just posted about this, I went off topic again today and shared the ten longest books I’ve ever read.

  3. This week’s topic was interesting, though I couldn’t think of a single book that I hadn’t previously discussed. Instead, I chose trilogies because we rarely discuss them all at once.