So how did you choose your titles?
So the way I did it was I wanted to pick kind of a variety of books.
So I have, you know, poetry, short stories and, historical fiction.
I have a middle grade book.
And I also wanted to pick books that I felt comfortable, because they are on my TBR, but I wanted to pick books that I thought people would enjoy.
And pretty much if you are on Goodreads and you have a ton of reviews and it's a 4.0 or higher, generally speaking, it's going to be a book that most people like.
So that's why I kind of tried to do that.
I also... picked, I think almost most of my books are probably Canadian authors, but I also looked them up in the United States to see in general, public libraries would have it in here.
So that way, if you're outside of Canada, you would still hopefully have an option to be able to get it, but you can always go to your wonderful independent bookstore and purchase it or go to your public library and ask them to purchase it.
Yeah.
So how did you pick your titles?
I made three categories.
So each category has four books.
So my first category is can lit title.
I should say I shouldn't put it in the past tense.
I my next one is non Canadian title.
I think so.
And then I did four from my TBR.
So books that are on my shelf, actually three of the four on my shelf, I still I haven't purchased the other one yet, that I've been meaning to read for at least the past six months to a year.
So how did you choose your titles?
So the way I did it was I wanted to pick kind of a variety of books.
So I have, you know, poetry, short stories and, historical fiction.
I have a middle grade book.
And I also wanted to pick books that I felt comfortable, because they are on my TBR, but I wanted to pick books that I thought people would enjoy.
And pretty much if you are on Goodreads and you have a ton of reviews and it's a 4.0 or higher, generally speaking, it's going to be a book that most people like.
So that's why I kind of tried to do that.
I also... picked, I think almost most of my books are probably Canadian authors, but I also looked them up in the United States to see in general, public libraries would have it in here.
So that way, if you're outside of Canada, you would still hopefully have an option to be able to get it, but you can always go to your wonderful independent bookstore and purchase it or go to your public library and ask them to purchase it.
Yeah.
So how did you pick your titles?
I made three categories.
So each category has four books.
So my first category is can lit title.
I should say I shouldn't put it in the past tense.
I my next one is non Canadian title.
I think so.
And then I did four from my TBR.
So books that are on my shelf, actually three of the four on my shelf, I still I haven't purchased the other one yet, that I've been meaning to read for at least the past six months to a year.
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