Countdown to 2027

This is a quick post to let you all know that once again I am doing my December Countdown where I tick off the days to the new year by spotlighting a book from the present one. I shall be once again hoping to post a book each day to fit the relevant prompt from the list below. This is a great opportunity to shine some light on the books you’ve been reading during the year (although some of the prompts may require books from the year before or after). I will link books to my reviews where possible. If you’d like to join in this is meant to be fun not hard work, dip in and dip out, it’s not necessary to choose a book for every prompt or post every day, you could post just once where you have the perfect book or do a roundup of books at the end of the week. Like I say, this is lighthearted. The Countdown starts on 1st December and concludes on 31st.

Here are the prompts: 31 days of December and 31 opportunities to give a very quick shout out to a book you’ve loved or are highly anticipating.

Prompts:

  1. Snow – a book set in a cold or wintry climate
  2. Shopping – the last book added to your wishlist
  3. Wrapping paper – a lovely cover
  4. Gifts – a book you enjoyed more than you expected to
  5. Chocolates – a book that was simply delicious
  6. Christmas stocking – stocking fillers – a novella or short story
  7. Christmas Tree –  a winter read
  8. Baubles – these add some colour, a very colourful and striking cover
  9. Fairy Lights – something magical
  10. Under the Tree – a book you forgot you owned
  11. Mistletoe – a little bit of romance
  12. Holly and Ivy – a book with great world building
  13. Feast – a book that was magnificent
  14. Christmas pudding – if you could squeeze in just one more book this year
  15. Mince pies –  a little sweet something
  16. Turkey Dinner– eye’s too big for your belly?  A chunkster
  17. Glitter – A book that you simply have to have
  18. Christmas Cards – a book with a message
  19. Christmas Carols – a book with musicians or relating to entertainment
  20. Eggnog – a book that was out of your comfort zone
  21. Santa’s Snack – a book that was a ‘light read’ between heavier books
  22. Reindeers – a book with memorable critters
  23. Sleigh bells – a series that you want to ring out the praise for
  24. Christmas Eve – One of your most anticipated books for next year
  25. Christmas Day – a book you received as a gift
  26. Boxing Day – feeling bloated, a palate cleanser
  27. Christmas Crackers – Ended with a bang
  28. Candlelight – a book that kept you up into the early hours
  29. A roaring fire – a book that was heartwarming
  30. Family and Friends – a book with great characters
  31. Bottle of Bubbly – your first read in the New Year

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