Blogchatter's #TBRChallenge2024

 Hey bloggers,

I am participating in the #TBRChallenge 2024 by Blogachatter. With the successsful completion of my target for #TBRChallenge 2023, i.e. 52, this time I have decided to go beyond this and set my target to 60 books this year.


I hope to read great books recommended by community, shared by Blogchatter and share by valuable review on each book I choose to read.


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