
Hey Guys!
How is your Tuesday going so far? I slept in till midday today which is crazy for me because I have not slept that late in ages. My sleep schedule has been really messed up at the moment. Any tips to get it back to normal?
Today I am back with a Did I Read What I Hauled? post, I got the idea from KirstyReadsBlog. It’s pretty self-explanatory, I show you a list of the books I hauled in the past and see whether I have read them yet or not.
All the ones in this series before this has been a bit of a hodge-podge of small hauls. But finally I am at the point in my blogging history when I started doing Monthly Hauls so that should make these posts much easier to follow for you and easier for me to write too. Today I am focusing on my July 2019 Haul. Just as a warning, I went on holiday this month – one of my favourite holiday activities is hunting for books in charity shops…so I bought A LOT. I also had my birthday just before so I spent the money/book vouchers I had gotten in Waterstones also. It was a big haul when I wrote it originally – took me 3 hours to write. Thankfully this makes the list look much shorter haha. Anyway, enough excuses, let’s make a start on the list.
- Call It What You Want by Brigid Kemmerer – NOT READ
- Seven Days of You by Cecilia Vinesse – NOT READ
- The Paper and Hearts Society by Lucy Powrie – NOT READ
- My True Love Gave to Me by Stephanie Perkins and Other Authors – NOT READ
- Serious Moonlight by Jenn Bennett – read (Reviewed)
- The Potion Diaries by Amy Alward – NOT READ
- The Host by Stephanie Meyer – NOT READ
- Kook by Chris Vick – NOT READ
- Ketchup Clouds by Annabel Pitcher – NOT READ
- Briar Rose by Jana Oliver – NOT READ
- Bitten by Kelley Armstrong – NOT READ
- Love Story by Erich Segal – NOT READ
- The Set-Up by Sophie McKenzie – Started
- Scar by Alice Broadway – NOT READ
- Field notes on Love by Jennifer E. Smith – NOT READ
- Blood Red, Snow White by Marcus Sedgewick – NOT READ
- Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff – NOT READ
- The Flatshare by Beth O’leary – Started
- Sweetpea by C.J. Skuse – NOT READ
- Meet Me in San Francisco by Shana Gray – NOT READ
- Crazy in Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookshop by Annie Darling – NOT READ
- Opposite of Always by Justin A. Reynolds – NOT READ
- The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg – NOT READ
- The Surface Breaks by Louise O’Neill – NOT READ
- Under a Dancing Star by Laura Wood – NOT READ
- Theatrical by Maggie Harcourt – Started
- One Night With Hemsworth by Eden Finley – READ (Reviewed)
Totals: 27 Books
Read: 7.4%
Started: 11.1%
Still To Read: 81.5%
Yeah….those are not good percentages haha. I haven’t read a paperback book in a while so that might contribute to the poor scores. Maybe once I get into months with E-Books I’ll have a better success rate. It’s probably one of the lowest scores I have ever had, but it’s quite a high started score which is a little less painful to see. As always, I hope you enjoyed this. I really like doing these, even if they do make me feel guilty for not reading. Anyway, have a great day and see you tomorrow for my Word of the Week ❤

Not great statistics! 😀 but looking back at your hauls and seeing what you’ve read is a great idea to keep you aware of your spending – I should probably do that myself!
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When I go back years like this one is not a great sucess rate but since starting to do these I have been so much more conscious of reading the books I buy. Its been really helpful
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I like this concept. I am also trying to read more from my shelves this year. Thought I would do a book buying ban alongside a shelf readathon but I already failed😂
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😂😂 I would never manage a book buying ban so atleast you’re not alone 😂
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My condition is also the same! I haven’t yet read most of books from my previous hauls. I really need to read more than I buy!!!
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Buying books is definitely a hobbie completely detactched from reading 😂
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I do look backs on hauls as well and at first it was an eye opener, after a few I was worried to post because I hadn’t read half of them!!!! But its made me more accountable I think so hopefully next year’s look backs will be better!!!!
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I completely agree. Most of the books in my 2019 hauls are unread, but my 2020 hauls ive read far more of them so these posts definitely made me more accountable
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Lets hope we read more of our backlist books in 2021 than ever!!!
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Definitely!
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