Six in Six ~ 2026 edition

Good morning!

Here’s the third edition of this one on my blog, as we did one for 2024 & 2025. The * indicates a new prompt, the rest being kept from last year. Woops I just noticed last two years just had five prompts

 

What is it all about?

The idea being that as the end of June approaches and we are then halfway through the year, let us share the books we have read in those first 6 months. In fact let’s share 6 books in 6 categories, or if time is of the essence then simply share just 6 books. Whatever combination works for you as long as it involves 6 books. Of course the same book can obviously feature in more than one category (from Jo’s book journey). This year it’s being hosted @wordsandpeace.


 

6 older books that I picked up this year 

  1. Instructions for dancing, Nicola Yoon (2021)
  2. Night Shift, Annie Crown (2022)
  3. Anxious People, Fredrik Backman (reread- 2019)
  4. The girl from the well, Rin Chupeco (2014)
  5. The kamogawa food detectives, Hisashi Kashiwai (2013)
  6. The broken girls, Simone St-James (2018)

 

6 books I read in other format than print*

  1. Lavander Clouds, Bex Ollerton (digital)
  2. You were never here, Kathleen peacock (digital)
  3. The broken girls, Simone St-James (audio)
  4. Cursed moon, Angela Cervantes (digital)
  5. Anxious people, Fredrik backman (audio)
  6. The love hypothesis, Ali Hazelwood (audio)

 

6 genres I read the most in 2026

  1. Contemporaries (10)
  2. Romance (8)
  3. Mystery (8)
  4. YA (4)
  5. Horror (4)
  6. Literary (4)

 

6 books I bought and read in 2026*

  1. L’as de coeur, Morgane Moncomble
  2. Written in bones, Sue black
  3. The girl from the well, Rin Chupeco
  4. Crimes sans frontières, Victoria Charlton & Mcskyz
  5. Songs for ghosts, Clara Kumagai (currently reading)
  6. Sombre solstice; le lac-tempête, Johanna Marines & Lizzie Felton

 

6 five stars (5⭐️) books

  1. Tout le monde tous nu, Vivianne Moreau
  2. The hitchcock hotel, Stephanie Wrobel
  3. We’ll prescribe you another cat, Syou Ishida
  4. L’as de coeur, Morgane Moncomble
  5. The wiener across the way, Amy Award
  6. My darling dreadful thing, Johanna van Veen

 

6 books i’ve loaned from my library (libby) *

  1. Lavander clouds, Bex Ollerton
  2. The broken girls, Simone St-James
  3. My darling dreadful thing, Johanna van Veen 
  4. You were never here, Kathleen Peacock 
  5. The cursed moon, Angela Cervantes
  6. I hope this finds you, Ann Liang

 

 

Have you read any of these?
What are some of your six in six?

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