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My Reading List for 2019



  Every Year we have these new goals to change and some even making reading goals like how many books they want to read this year. Reading a book a month or even making a reading list like me.

This is my Reading list for 2019.

1. The Minimalist House

I've heard great things about this book and the concept of a book going into detail with each room specific decluttering is interesting to me.

2. You Are a Badass

This book has honestly always enticed me and I've questioned reading it for quite some time but after all the good things I heard about it I really wanted to read it.

3. Big Magic: Creative Living beyond fear

I Originally heard about this book on numerous Youtube channels. I am currently reading this one and I 100% recommend it.

4. Rise and Grind

When it comes to this book it wasn't initially on my list but I found an amazing deal for the audiobook. Around new years there was a 2 for 1. Don't worry if you didn't catch it though you can still purchase it and enjoy the stories told inside.

5. Make your bed

This book made me very excited as I wanted to see the little habits and suggestions that it has in store. I can't wait to get started with this one.

6. Girl, wash your face

I found out about this book fairly easily as it is quite popular. I have heard only great things about this book.

7. Dare to Lead

I've been thinking about reading this book for a while considering I feel like I need to take more leadership in my life and books usually inspire me to change.

8. Judgment Detox

I actually didn't hear about this book in particular but the author, Gabrielle Bernstein. I find the concept of the book too interesting and if I like it might consider reading some of her other books.

9. Everybody Lies

I originally heard about this book through Lavendaires Youtube channel. It's a little bit different from the other ones because it's based on google searches and how people will bend them and such. I am really interested in reading and learning about the statistics.
10. Out-witting The Devil

This one is a religious one that I found about in the comments of the video of Lavendaire's. I personally am not religious but I find that I get curious about certain subjects and I feel this book could be a good viewpoint when I am feeling that little bit more curious than usual.
11. In the Company of woman

This book I've just wanted to read forever but just never gotten to it. This year I really want to read it.
12. The year of less

I love the minimalism sub-genre. I actually learned about minimalism through books and I really love them so whenever I find a book I haven't read I get excited Ecstatic even.

I am super excited for the new year and would love it if you guys would check out this books. I am starting a book club for this year which you guys can access anytime through this link for the year of 2019.

I will be running it month by month using the list books. I hope to see some of you there.

“We are of opinion that instead of letting books grow moldy behind an iron grating, far from the vulgar gaze, it is better to let them wear out by being read.” – Jules Verne


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