Bookish Goals for 2023

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At some point in 2023, we will be moving into a new (to us) house.
Due to that eventuality, two of my yearly goals fit into getting books checked off my list and out of my house.

Unhaul Many Books

So that I don’t have to pack and move a bunch of books we don’t really need anymore, I am selling several books on PangoBooks.

There is a 20% discount on any order over $10.

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Read It So I Don’t Have To Pack It TBR List

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Have you read any of these?

Other Goals

Annual Books Read Goal

Goal of 50 again, this year

Goodreads

The Storygraph

Reread a Series

I have a couple different series that I would like to reread at some point. Maybe this year I’ll get through one of them.

See you next time!

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