❄📚 December 2021 TBR

All the books on my December TBR! Seriously, how is 2021 almost over?

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[kimcampoli]

Watching people's Nonfiction November TBR videos is my favorite. I love hearing about new books.

[libraryofkayla]

I loved Lilian Boxfish Takes a Walk and I'm hoping to re-read it this NYE. It feels like it's a Persephone Classic and it's the perfect read to end the year with. Hope you enjoy!

[amymaddess]

Added 'Half Lives' to my list! Radium Girls was awesome and jarring.

[lindseysbooklife]

I can't wait for the new Ashley Weaver series! I need to read #7 of Amory Ames first.

[meganngeorge]

Those candles sounds amazing…and total side note, but, you/your makeup look especially beautiful!😍

[takingteawithcatherine]

I really liked Lillian Boxfish, as I usually like a reminiscent walking story.

[LaRosaReads]

You are absolutely delightful! I’ve got my cold Pittsburgh weather reading ready as well. ☺️ I‘ve added some of your December TBR to my TBR. As a former dancer, Nutcracker Nation definitely grabbed my attention. Happy reading!

[tiboraranyossi]

Putting that last book on my TBR as it sounds so good 😉

[a_bookish_gemini]

I think I’m gonna jump on the Lilian Boxfish train - it’s available on Scribd starting Dec 30th, so just in time! It sounds wonderful!

[illustratorsam]

That’s a clever idea for Lillian Boxfish! Hope your year ends strong with a load of new favs! 🤗

[FiberFlossandFiction]

Thank you so much for hosting NFN. It was my first year participating and I read SO many great titles. I haven't read any on your list for December, but A Most Remarkable Creature is now on my TBR list as I also enjoy "bird books". Recommending Lillian Boxfish to my mum, who grew up in New York and would, I suspect, really enjoy that one. I always find good things here at your channel! :)

[LaurieInTexas]

I have Lillian Boxfish on my tbr for mature woman protagonist. I might have to read it at the end of the month for the New Years Eve element too

[readwritecollage]

And....When all the Girls are Sleeping went straight on my TBR. It might have to wait till January, but when it sounds just like the kind of winter read I would love. Half Lives also sounds really good and I am wondering if I should pair it with Radium Girls. I don't read very much nonfiction (because I read so much of it for grad school), but I really do enjoy it when I dip into it.

[Leebearify]

Two if your suggestions were really interesting but unfortunately they hit the pocketbook too hard right now. I will have to wait until they hit a sale or another used book section. Happy Holidays my friend and thank you for all of the great books this year !!

[HasabeMizurukara]

My NF Nov plans were dashed by my mom's passing. I hope I can slip some NF into my Dec. What a cool TBR.

[AnniesBookNook]

Woww the cover of Half Lives is stunning!

[jorgem]

I loved A Town Called Solace. It is amazing. I had a smile on my face when I finished it!

[bookishshenanigans]

The Radium Girls was good, though a little repetitive. This is a great TBR, especially interested in Agatha of Little Neon.

[nikkimiller]

You definitely need to read Radium Girls! Even if you know the story already!

[catsandbats]

I tend to read darker books all winter long. It's the dark time of year, so it's perfect for it. It used to be a tradition to tell ghost stories at Christmas, which I think is a tradition that should make a comeback. I still haven't read The Radium Girls, so you aren't alone in that.