If I‘m judging by August, September is almost over but here‘s my tbr for the month anyway:
📚 currently reading The Library Book with my sister #reesesbookclub
🔺Invisible for the #keywordreadingchallenge
💪🏼 The Norton Book of Women‘s Lives for a buddy read - first quarter done by next month
💔 Broke Heart Blues - #EarlyReviewer
🪄 Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire Illustrated Edition for #bannedbooksweek
I need a time turner…
pick#ItTakesAllKinds #WithMap @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
A high-voltage sci-fi adventure story in a Disneyland-like amusement park of the future. The computer programming starts to glitch increasingly, pixel-holes, a few hushed-up attacks & accidents happen. Soon the AI goes fully awry and the remaining guests and staff of the park have to fight for their lives against attractions turned unpredictable & murderous to find a way out of the madhouse.
Joining! After work today (Friday), I have a long weekend off from work; so that looks promising. No work tomorrow and next Monday 🥳
After a particularly unpleasant week at work I hope to make some time for pleasant distraction (i.e. reading😁)
#JubilantJuly Check-In: Not as much as I hoped timewise, but got two #EarlyReviewer ARCs finished and my outstanding #reviews done, so: success!!!😉
#20in4 #JubilantJuly #readathons #summer @Andrew65
#TemptingTitles #April2023
Day 5: #WithASeason
My current read, an eARC by LibraryThing's #EarlyReviewer program. An #anthology about seasons and the circular nature of life and, well, #nature itself.
#photochallenges #seasons #LibraryThing #LTER #fantasy #scifi #speculativefiction
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
This is turning out to be a great book! I requested it from the #EarlyReviewer program on #LibraryThing. I was interested in reading more about Benjamin Banneker as I am familiar with him because I live near where his historical home was. The book is written by his descendant who is a white woman. Its discussion of #race in a historical context as well as in current times is fascinating. This is a beautifully written and well researched book.
This is a book I requested from the #LibraryThing #EarlyReviewer program. It‘s the story of the author‘s return to #Nigeria to learn why & how his uncle Emmanuel, for whom he was named, disappeared during the #NigerianCivilWar in the late 1960s. I remember hearing about #Biafra in the news when I was younger, but never knew much about that country. I‘m learning surprising things now...such as that country only lasted for less than three years!
This is an #EarlyReviewer book from #LibraryThing which I am currently reading. After having been given a diagnosis of Alzheimer‘s Disease, Sky Yardley writes with humor how he is dealing with his situation while his wife Jane Dwinell gives helpful advice for any family member living with or caring for a person afflicted with this progressive memory loss and eventually fatal condition.
What a fun read! This is a book I just received from the #LibraryThing #EarlyReviewer program. The subject matter came from the author‘s dissertation on #Japanese ethnomusicology. So far, I love the author‘s down-to-earth vignettes about her relationship to Japan itself. I haven‘t gotten to the parts specifically about music yet.
pickI finished another book for #JoyousJanuary 2/3 and #JumpStart2022 3/5.
I received this nf book as an #EarlyReviewer. The author did a great job saving these 3 sister artists from obscurity. They were popular in the San Francisco Bay area for their ever evolving styles, mastering every medium they tried. Read if you like sister stories, art history, San Francisco history, or strong women leaders.
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