The Books We Are Excited to Read in 2024

Hello, 2024!

It’s that time again— new year, new beginnings, and a brand-new reading list!

Last year, I took on the challenge of conquering the pile of books patiently sitting on my shelf (here is the list). Progress was made, but let’s be real. The siren call of the local library led me off course a few times (for the full scoop, check out my 2023 annual review).

Also, as the year progressed – surprise, surprise – my book collection multiplied faster than rabbits. Seems I just can’t resist adding more to the mix!

But fear not. This year brings another chance to conquer the unread. However, this year, I’ve decided to balance my ambitions since there’s a whirlwind of exciting projects swirling on my horizon.

My goal? Twenty books. That’s it.

Twenty gems patiently waiting for my attention on my bookshelf and in my Kindle library.

So, without further ado, here is the list of books I’m itching to explore in 2024:

Parenting books:

Personal Development books:

Productivity books:

Other books:

Same as last year, I’ll be posting our notes on the blog and updating the list with the relevant links.

Happy New Reading Year!

Loads of love,

Irina

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