Everyone on BookTube is overly excited for fall (I'm not, I love summer! For the first time in a long time, I worked basically all summer and consequently feel like I've barely started enjoying the season; I'm not ready for it to be over), and because they influence my life now I am also setting up my early fall TBR.

[edit: may I just say, I ( Read more... )

I continue to really enjoy pulling together ideas of what I might, maybe, read in the coming month. Drafted July 30, edits made August 1st to throw some books I actually own on the pile because sure! Why not!

1. Birding With Benefits
2. Middle of the Night
3. 49 Miles Alone
4. Blood Mountain
5. Hurricane Season - Nicole Melleby

I keep changing my mind on what I'm actually excited to read like daily, so, here are this month's possibilities!

1. finish Meet Me At the Summit
2. finish Even If It Breaks Your Heart
3. finish Almena's Dogs
4. Hundred Acre Welcome
5. Liar's Beach

Main/linkup post at That Artsy Reader Girl; this post mirrored at Literary Loot.

Honestly, I have such a huge stack of titles I'm looking forward to at this point that I can't stop at ten. Arguably that's the point of a top ten, but no. Today it's simply got to be a double batch. A decent amount of this list has been inspired by previous TBR posts ( Read more... )

We'll call it a working draft for the official TTT post. Let's see how it goes! (February went amazing; ambitious as it was I finished two-thirds. I already know I won't do that well in March, mostly because WORK!, but we'll try anyway because I like to see how close or far I get. I am also mentally including the unfinished February titles as ( Read more... )

Sometimes it's just fun to imagine what I might do, even though I inevitably WILL get distracted (plus I start work on the 12th so that will torpedo me too). Nevertheless! Here's what's currently on my radar --

1. The Hike
2. Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands
3. A Barn in New England: Making a Home on Three Acres - Joseph Monninger
4. The Big House: A Century ( Read more... )

Oh hey, I made it just about six months from the last one before posting again, good for me. We begin now with books added in April 2022, and are at #165 on the list (but don't worry! despite reading a few off the list, we'll still have more than enough for another post after this one).

( Working on it... )

Changed my mind, we're doing TTT after all, just on a Wednesday.

I read, let's see...3? off the fall TBR, which was exactly as haphazard and scattershot as this one is going to be. At least a couple of them are likely rolling over to be read this winter, but I'm not going to commit to that or repeat them here; these are brand new ideas!

( a bit o' Christmas and a surprising amount of memoir and fantasy )

Inspired by YouTube videos, I decided to try mocking up my own. Much easier to stick to these than a mere seasonal TBR! No explanations for the time being though, just titles and maybe authors. Originally posted in June and I just keep moving up the date so it's easy to access. Which is also why it's public now instead of private. I'm too lazy to ( Read more... )

Hello! It's been a few months and we have ticked around ten off the list, but there still dozens more to go before the end. Not that many more dozens, but at least two more 50-book posts' worth, counting this one. If we go back to my TBR, you'll find we're now at book no. 126 out of the total (depending on when you read this, it might be a bit ( Read more... )