How many have you read?
https://time.com/collection/must-read-books-2024/
I have only read 9 but have had many on my TBR.
How many have you read?
https://time.com/collection/must-read-books-2024/
I have only read 9 but have had many on my TBR.
Penelope sits in her role as magistrate while a man is tried for theft. At the same time, she puts her own life on trial as she reflects on her decision to leave her husband for her lover. A taut, well-written account of how we show up in relationships and what it means to be a 'good' person. Maude would approve. 😆
Published in 1976, it means I've completed my first decade for the #192025 challenge! @Librarybelle
#TOBwaiting
In a recent post of @BkClubCare we‘ve been guessing about the ToB longlist, which will be published sometime in November. I thought why not make the most of our anticipation and share the six books we hope to see on that longlist?
It‘ll definitely give us some inspiration for books to check out - whether they make the longlist or not.
These are mine, I hope you‘ll share yours!
(Tagging the #CampLitsy24 participants for a start)
More satire and less horror than I expected, this was painfully real in its portrayal of immature tech bro masculinity and so-called allies who can't be bothered to get something as simple as someone's pronouns right. It had me cringing. I loved Sammie as a character and the art style was fun! #TransBooks #QueerBooks #HorrorBooks
Halloween season TBR! 🎃👻🏚
I'm thinking of starting Boys Weekend first, since it's a graphic novel and from the library
The middle book is Withered, by A.G.A. Wilmot, a queer psychological horror about a haunted house and small town.
On the lighter side, If I Stopped Haunting You by Colby Wilkens is an enemies to lovers story set in a spooky Scottish castle with bi+ Indigenous characters!
#Horror #QueerHorror #Romantsy
Thanks to the #Bookerprize, the #ToB and the #1001books list I‘ve read a lot of them yet I do think it‘s too America focused. I do love American fiction, but I‘d expected a more international list.
I‘m so glad @merelybookish pointed me toward this book! I agree with you that it definitely has Ducks, Newburyport vibes. 🩵 I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this story about marriage, life, getting older, finding meaning, and yes, Melville. With poignant pandemic moments throughout, which felt timely as I read this almost exactly four years later. A #TOB long list gem this year for sure.
Well, the results of the "official" #ToB are out and Blackouts won by a landslide over The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store, which is interesting to me because I DNFed Blackouts pretty early on. I guess I like the "tyranny of narrative," which judge Kyle Chayka says Blackouts resists. Now I feel like I should give Blackouts another attempt, maybe in a different format, but the thought makes me want to go back to bed.
I really enjoyed this exploration of navigating personal growth and toxic friendships through the lens of a bachelor party weekend and an apocalyptic cult. An excellent LGBT graphic novel with very fun, stylized art. #comicscount
Look what I picked up from the library! Via ILL ❤️
I have gotten away from posting my readings 😢 Let‘s get back to it.
Updated later: found it confusing, but I am glad to have read it. It was a MUCH quicker read than I expected!!!!