Hi and welcome to 2021

Hi everyone. I am brand new to Librarything and am still sorting out and cleaning up all my imported e-book lists. I haven’t yet begun importing the titles of my hoards of actual paper books, but am looking forward to the challenge, as I’ve lost track of what I have, now that I actually have the time to read them. I am so happy to be here! I retired a year or so ago and am enjoying the freedom to do whatever takes my fancy. 2020 has been difficult as I know it has been for everyone, and in our case, we have had to miss our trip down south for the winter. Instead, I’m cocooning up here in Canada organizing my lists of books and working my way through actually reading as many as I can work in. I love to read Mysteries, Legal Fiction, Crime and Detective Series, Historical Fiction, Biographies, Psychology, Science Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories, and just about everything else. So far in January my favourite read was Crimson Lake by Candice Fox and I’m excited to look forward to working my way through her entire series.

>1 porte01: Hi! Good to have you here. I look forward to reading your posts.

>2 Julie_in_the_Library: Thanks Julie!

Hi, Terri. Welcome. If you add a post about yourself to the Introductions thread, http://www.librarything.com/topic/327590#7399477, more people in the group will get to know you. I think you will enjoy this group.

Thanks Colleen, will do. It’s so nice to be in a community of avid readers.

>1 porte01: I, too, welcome you here. I'm looking forward to following your reading. There are some great readers here.

Welcome Terri. We look forward to following your reading. You'll end up with a huge wish list before too long from following other people's threads too. We love a good chat on our threads when we've reviewed a book, so be sure to stop by other people's threads too and join in the conversation. Most people put in their opening blurb a little about the book genres they tend to gravitate towards.

Adding all those books to your LT library is a great way to see what is really there, sort of like a review. It often inspires you to go back and look at a book, or to pursue some of those TBRs that have been lurking around.

Looking forward to your reading. Are you cocooning in a real winter part of Canada or one of the 'balmier' areas?