Tackling My Highest Priority Books 📚 #ClearUrSht Part 1: November TBR

Hello fellow bookworms 📚 The year is already close to being done and one goal I set myself for 2022 was tackling more of my unread owned books! I’ve been doing pretty well, but there are still some more books I’d like to read before the year ends. It’s perfect that Clear Ur Sht Round 3 is happening in November and December! I participated in the Mini Round in June and it was a lot of fun 🥰

As you might have guessed, the Readathon is all about reading your unread owned books! There is a storyline, a bingo board, and prompts that are based on the story, but you can read a recap on the website, which is what I did! Everything is pretty flexible to your needs and you can count whatever feels right! The Readathon is hosted by Andee/Mouse @ Mouse Reads and Art @ inkandplasma. The theme of this round is Into the Stacks and the prompts are based on different genres. A batch of prompts make up a ‘Book’ and are themed around either Romance, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, or Horror. There’ll be surprise prompts and ‘boss battles’ throughout the months, so we don’t know everything yet.

As the Readathon runs for 2 months there are lots of prompts, though you are allowed to double up. I have decided to split my TBR into November and December because it’s easier to have two smaller TBRs than a gigantic one. Please tell me if you’ve read any of the books on my list and which one I should read first 👀

Well peasants, here we are again with a list of prompts. I wrote them on one of Ariadne's library check-out cards. I'm sure she won't mind.
You can find the text-only version here: https://t.co/Zy7h4k1XJe pic.twitter.com/Sw9QWCR3iN

— ClearUrSht: A Readathon (@clearursht) October 3, 2022

Here’s the Tweet with all the reading prompt information!

💫 Important Links 💫

• ClearUrSht Website 
• ClearUrSht FAQ
• 3.0 Reading Challenge on StoryGraph
• 3.0 Bingo Board & Prompts

💫 What I’m Counting for the Readathon 💫

• Books on my Physical TBR & Kindle TBR 📚📱
• Digital Arcs on my Kindle ⏳
• Audiobooks from my library 🎧 Also high priority e-books that I cannot afford to buy right now! 💌

A Lady for a Duke (Alexis Hall) 📱

• A Book With a Romance Plot or Subplot
• A book that keeps getting forgotten on your TBRs

Gilded (Marissa Meyer) 📱

•  A book with the ‘secret world’ trope
•  A book with a dark cover

Spin the Dawn (Elizabeth Lim) 📱

• A book with a trope you hate (Female MC dressing like a boy)

A Closed and Common Orbit (Becky Chambers) 📱

• A book featuring tech or robots
• A book set on another planet
• Continue a series

Warren the 13th and the 13-Year Curse (Del Rio, Staehle) 📱

• A book you could read in one night (a short book)
• A book with a quest for lost person/item
• Continue a series

The Book of Cold Cases (Simone St. James) 📱

• A book with a quest for lost person/item
• A book with a supposed twist

A Darkness Strange & Lovely (Susan Dennard) 📚

• Continue a series
• A book with a journey

The Archive of the Forgotten (A.J. Hackwith) 📚

• Continue a series
• A book with a group cast
• A book with an epic battle
• A book with found family

The God of Lost Words (A.J. Hackwith) 📚

• Continue a series
• A book with a group cast
• A book with an epic battle
• A book with found family

All of Us Villains (Foody & Herman) 📚

• A book with an epic battle
• A book with a supposed twist

The Luminaries (Susan Dennard) 📚

• A book that was expensive/looks expensive
• A green book cover or a book with plants as a theme

The Sandman Vol 1. (Neil Gaiman) 💌

• A book that was expensive/looks expensive
• A book you could read in one night (a short book)

Witchlings (Claribel A. Ortega) 💌

• A book with a group cast
• A feel good book

Dead Silence (S.A. Barnes) 💌

• A book with a journey
• A book with a dark cover

Light from Uncommon Stars (Ryka Aoki) 💌

• A book set on another planet
• A book with a journey

Have you read any of the Books on my list? Did you like them? What are some owned books that you really need to read? 📚

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