So I’ve decided to hold myself accountable in terms of the state of my NetGalley shelf, even though I have 82% feedback ratio which is really good I’ve seen that I still have 9 books that were published in 2019 which is terrible! I’m hoping that sharing the state of this with you all will shame me into getting my ass into gear and prioritising these books.
Also if you have read and enjoyed any of these and think that I should push them up the list then please let me know.
Oldest to most recent
2019
02/07/19 Pan’s Labyrinth by Guillermo del Toro & Cornelia Funke
08/07/19 Murderabilia by Carl Vonderau
09/07/19 & 29/10/19 Contagion & Deception byTeri Terry
11/07/19 Truth or Die by Katerina Diamond
23/07/19 Gretchen by Shannon Kirk
08/09/19 The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell
03/10/19 Through the Wall by Caroline Corcoran
03/10/19 Lock Me In by Kate Simants
2020
09/01/20 The Dilemma by B A Paris
14/02/20 The Stranger in Our Bed by Samantha Lee Howe
20/02/20 The Unspoken Name by A. K. Larkwood
10/03/20 Unfollow Me by Charlotte Duckworth
30/04/20 Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell
30/04/20 Q by Christina Dalcher (Read 20%)
04/06/20 The Obsidian Tower by Melissa Caruso
11/06/20 All Fall Down by M. J. Arlidge (Read 40%)
06/08/20 The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard
29/09/20 A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik
2021
21/01/21 Love Me Tender by Lorraine Mace
18/02/21 The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse (Currently Reading: 47%)
18/03/21 Every Vow You Break by Peter Swanson
What does your NetGalley shelf look like?
See you in the next one…
Feed The Crime 
I had books from 2017 on my shelf last year. I spent all of last year catching up and I now have only 2021 releases on my shelf. Whilst I have quite a few on there they are spread throughout the year so I’m hopeful that I’ll stay on top of it. Good luck with yours, you’ve got some great reads on your shelf 😊
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Wow I don’t feel too bad now haha! You did well to be able to catch up though. Thank you, hopefully this year I can focus more on clearing my shelf 🙂
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That’s not bad at all. I read The Family Upstairs and loved it, but I am a huge Lisa Jewell fan. The Nothing Man was sooooo good, but I listened to the audiobook. The Dilemma was okay, not her best if you ask me. I wish you luck getting these all read.
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I’m really excited for The Nothing Man, I can’t believe that I still haven’t got to it yet.
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It is so good, I listened to the audiobook and it was amazing.
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I hope you will enjoy these once you get to them!
(www.evelynreads.com)
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Thank you 🙂
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Good luck! NetGalley is like a kid’s candy store. It is hard to resist the newest thing. I think that everyone gets backlogged. Your ratio is admirable.
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Thank you 🙂 It really is, I spend so much time just scrolling through all the new books.
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That’s not bad at all!! I currently have 9 books on my NetGalley shelf (I started the year with 11) and a big chunk of them are from 2017!
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Wow 2017! I hope you enjoy them while you catch up.
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Yeah I’m awful!! So far things have been going pretty good.
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