February 2021 TBR

January wasn't my best start to the year, I had a bit of a slumpy start at the beginning of the month but overall I'm happy with what I read. I've lessened the amount of books on my TBR this month by a significant amount as having too many books on there makes me feel super unaccomplished if I don't manage to get to them all. I'm taking part in a readathon this month and that's my main focus as well as getting to some of my old Netgalley ARC's as well.  

I'm taking part in the next round of Pixarthon which is focusing on Toy Story and is aptly named Woody's Roundup Readathon hosted by @literarylily1. I'm joining #TeamAlsToyBarn for this and I love how much work has gone into creating this readathon, from creating the teams to how you participate. Each team has to collect a certain group of toys (each toy has a different prompt) and you can also steal toys from other teams by reading a book from someone's elses TBR. It's a lot clearer in the PDF so I'll just link that here!   

Team Book • Strange the Dreamer by Lainie Taylor

Buzz • Read a Sci-Fi Book 🚀 An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green

Tourguide Barbie • A Book Set In a Place You Would Like To Visit ✈ The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

Emperor Zurg • A Book That Features a Villain 👿 I'm going to be using my free pass from reading Strange the Dreamer to collect this toy!

Jessie • A Book with a Strong Female Lead 💪 Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Bullseye • A Book with an Animal On the Cover 🦊 Among the Beasts and Briars by Ashley Poston

Stinky Pete • A Book With Gold Foiling 🌟 The Book of Tomorrow by Cecelia Ahearn

Some other books i'm hoping to get to this month are:

• Today Tonight Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon

• Such A Fun Age by Kiley Reid

• The Black Kids by Christina Hammonds Reed

• Once Upon an Eid by S.K. Ali et al

I think this could be quite manageable so here's to a good reading month! Happy Reading!