#tbr stack

[bookishfreedom]

thankful for libraries, today and every day 🖤

[calming-chaos]

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

Afraid I must report that this TBR stack has only gotten taller since I took this picture 😅

[pigeonflavouredcake]

Happy Pride Month

here's a look at my current queer bookshelf🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

It's super small atm but it's slowly growing, most of them are either transition related or wlw related. Here's a list of all the books and their Goodreads links from top to bottom.

Gideon The Ninth - Tamsyn Muir. Lesbian necromancers explore a haunted gothic palace in space. I am kind of obsessed. I currently only have an e-book version but I liked it so much I'm looking to continue the series as physical books (I'm holding out hope for the books as a birthday present). Also butch rep. I am rabid for butch rep.

One Last Stop - Casey McQuinston. On my TBR pile. A romance that starts on a NYC subway but the love interest is trapped in the past.

The Girls are Never Gone - Sarah Glenn Marsh. On my TBR pile. Girl runs a paranormal investigation podcast and starts investigating a mysterious death from 30 years ago. The most recent book I bought that I'm looking forward to reading when I finish Children of Time.

The Lost Girls - Sonia Hartl. Holly gets revenge on her vampire ex by killing him and stealing his new girlfriend. I read this last year and I don't normally enjoy vampires but this book took me by surprise, lots of funny jokes about immortality and some empathetic discussions about emotional neglect and grooming that did make me cry a little.

Growing Older as a Trans and/or Nonbinary Person - Jennie Kermode. On My TBR pile. Insight and advice on being trans later in life in the UK. Reviewers have mentioned that it's mostly specific to the transfeminine experience but I still thought this book might be nice to look at.

Spectrums - Maxfield Sparrow. A collection of personal anecdotes from autistic trans people. Some bits are poetry some are more essay based, it was very heart-warming and affirming.

It Came From The Closet - Joe Vallese. On my TBR pile. A collection of essays on queer representation in the horror genre.

[marlynnofmany]

Taking this to heart the next time anyone talks about a certain To Be Read stack of books.

*examines your pdf folder* have you read them all?

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

Confessions of a Bookaholic: Stacks and Stacks of Books!

Hi, my name is Cat, and I don’t know what to do with my TBR stacks. Drowning in Books So, here’s the problem: I love buying books. I’ve heard it said that buying books is a separate hobby from reading, and man, is that spot-on! While I love to read (and I think I read a lot), my TBR list is growing faster than I can read it. Over the years, I have found that if I don’t keep my TBR books…

[talesfromthebookhag]

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What’s on your August tbr?

[thisisdore]

27/06/23 and 28/06/23

Two days in one as the past couple of days have been pretty rough. I forgot how much I love ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ by The Killers so I’ve been playing it constantly, all four of the books I brought arrived - can’t wait to read them this coming month, and my Cinnamoroll toy also arrived.

[bookishlyvintage]

stack challenge: Matching Sweaters & Books

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP BPC || July 2 || TBR This Month:  A small selection of my large and improbable TBR for this month!

[bookishfreedom]

may hopefuls 🌼

[calming-chaos]

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

Pretty stack 💞

I’m reading the Foxglove King right now and I am OBSESSED. I can’t wait to get home from work and read tonight.

[lifeimitatesart1998]

New books/ tbr pile

[themelodyofspring]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge

July 13 - From An Angle

[kwc-reads]

fall book haul pt. 1

first delivery from the book buying spree I went on this week! can’t wait to dive into these

together we rot is my first read from the stack - what should I prioritize after that?