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Monday, February 02, 2026
The Bookish Books Reading Challenge: February Book Ideas and Link-Up for Reviews
8:18 PM
Unlike the rest of you, I have been totally slacking on reading bookish books in 2026. I've read a few featuring characters who like to read, but books weren't mentioned enough to really make it a "bookish" read, you know? To be honest, I'm not sure if that will change much in February or not. I'm just going to pick up whatever catches my eye this month and go with it. One thing I do plan to read is all the wonderful reviews you all have been posting for this challenge. Keep it up!
What bookish books are you planning to read in February?
If you are participating in the 2026 Bookish Books Reading Challenge, please use the widget below to link-up your February reviews. If you're not signed up for the challenge yet, what are you waiting for? Click here to join the party.
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I remember when I ran the Middle East Reading challenge that I felt pressure to do really well on my own challenge. You'll get there!
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