A COZY SEASONAL WINTER 2022 POTENTIAL TO BE READ LIST
Here we are. Another TBR list and though I’m still in the same place about reading or following TBRs, I still love creating lists and as a result, let’s make a winter 2022 TBR list. It’s also just a fun time to look at the books that look like good picks for our winter TBR.
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WINTER 2022 TBR LIST
WHEN IN ROME, SARAH ADAMS
Yes just had this one on a list. But we’re including it again because who doesn’t love a rom-com. Goodreads
SO, THIS IS LOVE, TRACY ANDREEN
It’s a Christmas novel, so it’s kind of a must. Just seems like it could be a fun read and one that I fully intended to read last year. Plus, the author has a sequel coming next week. Goodreads
A THOUSAND HEARTBEATS, KIERA CASS
We all know I love a fun and guilty pleasure read from Kiera Cass. Especially curious to read this since I felt like Cass’ first release post The Selection was way to similar to her debut novel. This one sounds similar too, but I’m hoping it reads different. The plot explores two different classes with a princess and the boy who knows nothing other than duty as a soldier. Goodreads
ROSEWOOD, SAYANTANI DASGUPTA (MARCH)
Described as a bright and funny version of Sense and Sensibility. Don’t know much about this beyond that, so this is definitely a title that sounds fun, but I’m reserving an opinion on yet. Goodreads
A ROYAL CHRISTMAS WEDDING, RACHEL HAUCK
I read the other books in this series by Rachel, which means the fact that I haven’t read this reunion Christmas love story romance set in the same world is embarrassing. What is wrong with me? Plus, it’s one of my favorite fiction varieties not just by genre, but because it’s a shorter novel too. Goodreads
DEAR HENRY, LOVE EDITH, BECCA KINZER (JANUARY)
This one sounds darling following a woman renting a home who continues to miss the person she’s renting from so instead they leave notes for each other never realizing their impression of the other person isn’t exactly who they are. Goodreads
PRETTY LITTLE PIECES, CARMEN SCHOBER
Carmen’s Christian published novels tend to challenge the “pretty picture” filter most Christian art has. I may not always agree with everything authors of this type of genre belief or say, but I always admire when an author does this. For the genre, Becky Wade is another author who does this and I’m glad to have discovered Carmen’s books too. This follows an influencer who seems to have it all until she doesn’t. Goodreads
THE SOUND OF LIGHT, SARAH SUNDIN (FEBRUARY)
Always a fan of Sarah Sundin’s books. I didn’t love the first book in this series as much as I have prior of her novels (just because I didn’t ever fully warm to the hero), but I’m still going to read to read her novels and this upcoming release is no different. Only question is, the “when” of my reading it. Goodreads
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Hope you enjoy all of these reads when you get to them! They all look really cozy for the winter months.
Thank you, Nikki! We love a cozy read during the winter. :)
I usually read a couple of Christmas books, usually rom-coms but making my TBR this week I just realised I have a cozyish mystery that’s festive too.
A cozy mystery is always good. I used to have a series I read that I’d say is cozy mystery. They were always so good. :) Thanks for visiting, Ellie.
These books all sound really good, I also want to read When In Rome x
Sarah’s books get so much hype on Instagram and this makes me all the more curious. :) Thanks for visiting, Rose.
May these all be 5-star reads for you when you get the opportunity.
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Thank you, Pam. That would be fabulous! :)
I hope you love all of these books!
Thank you, Lydia! Me too.
I have a copy of A Thousand Heartbeats – it’s a big book!
Right!? It sure is. I’m not sure how I feel about that. ;)
When in Rome is so good! I hope you love it!
I love hearing this, Deanna! Thanks for the further confirmation of it being good. :)
Pretty Little Pieces sounds interesting. I hope you enjoy them all.
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It does to me as well! Hoping its a good one. :)
I hope you love all of these! I’m really looking forward to Sarah’s book, and Dear Henry, Love Edith sounds so good! :)
I agree! Dear Henry, Love Edith sounds so lovely and old-fashioned, plus Sarah always writes solid historical novels. :) Thanks for visiting, Ashley.
I have When in Rome reserved at my library. I hope we both love it! Great list and thanks for visiting my TTT! :)
So do I, Rachel! Hope it’s a memorable read. And thank you for the return visit here. :)
Rom coms are great winter reads, I think! They’re just so cozy. I hope you enjoy these books!
For sure! They are some of my most favorite. :) Thanks, Nicole.
I’m very curious about A Thousand Heartbeats too!
YES! It’s a BIG book though so that scares me. Just a little. ;)
A fun looking list for sure. Have a great holiday season and make time to read a good book! :)
Terrie @ Bookshelf Journeys
I hope I do, Terrie. Time will tell. Trying to get ahead with some work so maybe this will mean I pick up a book. :)
Omg WHY did I not know that Kiera Cass has a new book? Thank you so much for putting this on my radar! I’ve always loved her Selection series but didn’t continue with The Betrothed. Happy reading!
Always fun to discover a new read, Yomna!! Hope if you read it you find an entertaining story. :)
Great list, Rissi! I bought Kiera Cass’s book for my daughter for Christmas. I have an ARC of Dear Henry, Love Edith, and can’t wait to read it. Have a great week!
Hope you enjoy ‘Dear Henry,’ Cindy!! I did want to snag an ARC of that but they just had digital copies left and I’m not longer a girl owning a Kindle. Which is fine since Kindle reading isn’t my thing. ;) Hope your daughter enjoys Kiera’s novel!! It looks good. :)
I don’t love Kindle reading but it will do in a pinch. If I can get a physical copy it is SO much more preferred (and likely to get read, LOL!).
I use it here and there, too. It does work and if there’s time to spare, even on a screen, having the option to read is way better. My mom LOVES Kindle reading and I know many enjoy it. I think for me, it’s more that I sit in front of a screen to do all of this (plus watch content) and to put together graphics or social media, etc. So because of that I think I the idea of my reading not involving a screen seems better. :)
I understand that completely! It is hard to want to be on a screen all day then wind down by reading on a screen at night.
True. I spend too much time working on computers/a phone so if I read, I’d rather enjoy the actual book. :)
Oh, I hope you got to read and enjoy your holiday reads! I didn’t get to read as many as I wanted, but I’m letting them blend over into January. ;)
That’s a great idea! There’s something about January and Christmas reading or films that’s still cozy and kind of like a gradual pull back to reality. ;)