November Book Bingo

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I’m having a hard time dealing with the fact that it’s the end of October. We haven’t visited one haunted house. Not one pumpkin patch. I didn’t even put out my tombstones or projectors this year. It honestly felt like the Halloween that just wasn’t. Anyone else feel that?

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My husband says it’s because the stores have nothing Halloween in them by time October rolls around. I think it could be my regular depression getting ready to put the lights for my seasonal depression. Whatever the reason, October seems to have slid past me this year.

That being said, I made sure to create a bingo card to help you and me get through our November TBR lists.

This isn’t like my 31 in 31 book reading challenge that I’m doing for October. Got to be honest, I don’t know if I’ll try that again. But that’s a post for my October wrap up.

I feel like there’s a good variety of ideas here. Now, that I have this list, I guess I should go ahead and get my TBR together so I know what I’m getting into this coming month.

Hopefully, this list gives you something to planning your Thanksgiving dinner. Or how to avoid your family. Whatever works for you. Again, if you like what I post, please like, comment, share, and subscribe. Please consider donating to help keep this going. $1 and I’ll ask you what your favorite book is so we can talk about it. $5 and I’ll write a review of a book you suggest. $10 and I’ll write a blog suggested by you. If you use any of the prompts listed, please let me know what book you chose and what you thought of it. That’s all I’ve got for today, train wrecks. All aboard.