Reader’s Choice Giveaway – Autumn 2024 Edition – Goal Review

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Another Best Reads Blog tradition is quarterly reading goal reviews. I’ll share my progress (or not!) here just for some fun, book nerdy stats and, if you’re so inclined you can share a goal or two in the comments. But no pressure – a goal can be as simple as ‘read a book.’

So, to enter this giveaway, just share anything goal related in the comments. Then, in the same comment, list a book that will help you reach your goal. So it looks like this:

“I want to catch up on some suspense series. Night Prey by Susan Sleeman.”

NOTE: BOOKS MUST BE CHRISTIAN FICTION

You can enter up to three times in three separate comments — and you can use the same goal or a different one each time, but a different title for each entry.

Books can be published any time up through to December 2024. Currently published books will be ordered this coming week for winners, otherwise it will be an IOU for a title releasing later in October, November or December 2024.

See? Easy Peasy. But if you’re still not clear, don’t be shy about asking questions.

Now, here are some of my reading goal highlights — just have three more months to work on them! Ack!

138 thoughts on “Reader’s Choice Giveaway – Autumn 2024 Edition – Goal Review”

  1. I have lots of goals. One us catching up on an author’s book backlist

    #1 8 Down by Kimberley Woodhouse. I thought I had a prnt copy but can’t find it!
    paulamarys49ATgmail.com

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      1. Well, I have been failing at it for the past two years, LOL! If you have never read Tom Threadgill’s Amara Alvarez series, I HIGHLY recommend it, it is fabulous!

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  2. 3. Catch up on one of my all time favorite authors Kim Vogel Sawyer: The Songbird of Hope Hill

    Thank you my book twin for all you do. I deeply appreciate you. Blessings leliamae54(at)aol(dot)com

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  3. #3. Specters in the Glass House by Jaime Jo Wright. So many comments about her books have nudged me to add her to my list!

    I appreciated your stats as well as everyone else who shared. I’m not that organized so I don’t have any stats to share. I just keep reading!

    Sandy

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  4. I set a goal of reading 120 books this year. Goodreads says I’m 12 books behind schedule and have read 76/120 or 63% of my goal. A book that can help me meet my goal is Meddling With Mistletoe: A Red Door Inn Christmas Romance by Liz Johnson.

    pmkellogg56[at]gmail[dot]com

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  5. I have a goal of completing all the reading challenges for this year of Karen Witemeyer’s Posse Facebook group. The Burning of Rosemont Abbey by Naomi Stephens will help me meet November’s challenge (read a book published in your birth month-October).

    pmkellogg56[at]gmail[dot]com

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  6. I had a few different reading goals this year. One was want to read more books by authors I know I like. To Catch a Coronet by Grace Hitchcock

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  7. I had a few different reading goals this year. One was that I’d like to read more books by authors I know I enjoy. To Catch a Coronet by Grace Hitchcock

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  8. Sorry if this is a duplicate comment, I couldn’t tell if my previous one posted! Another reading goal I had this year was to read some new to me authors. Patriot at the River by Jayna Baas

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  9. i’ve been wanting to read Kimberly Woodhouse’s suspense series and have failed miserably with keeping up. 8 Down is book 1 in the Alaskan Cyber Hunters series.

    perrianne (DOT) askew (AT) me (DOT) com

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  10. Here I go with my series issues: Patricia Bradley’s Pearl River series because I started with book 2 Fatal Witness and never got to read book 1, so Counter Attack is my goal. Book 3 is coming soon and I loved the characters!

    perrianne (DOT) askew (AT) me (DOT) com

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  11. I need to catch up on Gabrielle Meyer’s Timeless series, so boo 3, For a Lifetime is the goal. (At least I’ve read this series in order!)

    perrianne (DOT) askew (AT) me (DOT) com

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