This great challenge is back again for 2023. I’ve worked hard on my ratio and I don’t have that many books on my NetGalley shelf but some of them have been there a really long time. Since 2019 in the case of the oldest one.
So what is NetGalley November? Basically it’s a month long readathon where you focus on reading books on your NetGalley shelf. Whether you start with a shelf of books in single figures or one with hundreds of books, the aim is to end up with a better NetGalley ratio then when you started, and of course enjoy talking about the books you read with others.
Follow the progress of all the participants on Twitter and Instagram – or better still, join in!
I’ve based my reading list on the #NetGalleyNovember Bingo card. I have one gap I can’t fill – unless I request a book specifically to match it which seems rather to defeat the object! Links from the titles will take you to the book description on Goodreads but eventually, I hope, to my review.
Newest approval: The Teacher by Tim Sullivan
Published this year: The Unspeakable Acts of Zina Pavlou by Eleni Kyriacou
New to you author: Mrs Whistler by Matthew Pamplin
Most anticipated: Things in Jars by Jess Kidd
Buddy read: Rebellion (Eagles of Empire #22) by Simon Scarrow (not technically a buddy read but I’m taking part in the blog tour)
Green cover: The Diver and the Lover by Jeremy Vine (green-ish)
Title beginning with ‘N’: X
One you’ve been putting off: Second Sister by Chan Ho-Kei (it’s over 500 pages)
Oldest approval: The Binding by Bridget Collins
What Cathy Read Next... 
Mrs Whistler just went to my TBR–thank you!
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I’m sure you’ll succeed. I’m a bit OCD when it comes to ARCs on both NetGalley and Edelweiss, so I don’t have any old books on my shelf. The oldest one I have, I’m reading right now (and the only reason why I didn’t get to it before is because they changed up the release date to over a month before the original one)!
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I’d love to be in the same position and if I can just get rid (although that sounds bad because I do want to read them) then I’ll feel much happier.
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