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time | March TBR & progress
i had this book for so long and i really wanna read it.
A few books on my tbr.
I'm going to try to tackle these:
books
This Is How You Lose the Time War3/1
not reading as As Old As Time or This Time Next Year because i'm either not interested, or didn't get the book.
also not reading All This Time, since i just finished it a few weeks ago.
These are the books I'm planning to read, if anyone wants to buddy read, please let me know.
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are two of my favourites of all time! i'm not sure what i'll read for this month because i don't have any unread options on my physical tbr. it might depend on what i can get from my library so going off my goodreads tbr, i have a few options
is what I plan to read through in the month of March
I've had this series on my shelf for almost two years! I'll be starting with the first book, Only Time Will Tell by: Jeffrey Archer
I really hope that buzzwordhaton help me with my Zadie Smith slump
This is probably not what people have in mind, but I've had these comics for ages now. 
Read:
I'm going with The Fire This Time and can't wait to read it.
I'm going to read All this time by the same authors of Five Feet Appart
the "time" books I'm hoping to get to: 
maybe's:
Books I've got with TimeTale as Old as Time (BATB Retelling)
The Midnight Express
For March I hope to read
read 3/7
This is what I'm thinking right now. Could still change.
In the Time of the Butterflies & The Fire Next Time
I'm planning on reading 'The Midnight Library' by Matt Haig. a slight cheat but I'm dying to read it and Midnight is a time.Let me know if you'd like to Buddy Read!
I'm going to read The Time traveller's wife
Here is my TBR for march:- This is How You Lose the Time War (like most people here will be reading)
- Doing Time by Jodi Taylor (book #1)
- Hard Time by Josi Taylor (book #2)
I'll be reading Aru Shah and the End of Time.
Think I’m going to go for Exciting Times and Love in the Time of Cholera
I'm planning on reading Aftertime by Sophie Littlefield. I bought it years ago and read the first chapter, but never got further. I've always wanted to finish it and it's the only book I own (that I haven't read) that has "time" in the title :)
Only two books on my March Buzzwordathon TBR!This Is How You Lose the Time War and The Last Time We Say Goodbye
I might use the rest of the week to read buzzword books I didn't get to in January/February.
I'm planning to read The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton - it's a slight cheat, but it's the only book on my physical TBR that makes me think of time and I'm trying not to buy too many books this year :)
Claire // book_dragon_20 wrote: "I'm planning to read The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton - it's a slight cheat, but it's the only book on my physical TBR that makes me think of time and I'm trying not to buy too many books t..."That's so smart! I might have a look at my TBR to see if I have anything similar...
I'm going to read Maybe This Time. I'm in the mood for some light YA contemporary and the premise is so cute! It's also on Scribd so it's easy to access.
I’m going to read The Wartime Sisters for this month.
I’m reading Midnight at Malabar House by Vaseem Khan as one of my selections for March Mystery Madness so will be using that for my ‘TIME’ buzzwordathon selection 
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Books mentioned in this topic
This Is How You Lose the Time War (other topics)The Fire Next Time (other topics)
This Is How You Lose the Time War (other topics)
The First Time She Drowned (other topics)
Maybe This Time (other topics)
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pop your TBR or books you're considering below- then come back in January and update as you read!