all the books I want to read in november (november tbr)

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[corneliusreads]

if fall/autumn were a person, it'd be Regan 💯

[ellyra]

That is a very diverse TBR !

Here is my November TBR :
- A collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe
- Godkiller by Hannah Kaner
- House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A.Craig
- A Study in Drowning by Ava Reid
- The Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake
- Painted Devils by Margaret Owens

I'm trying to stay in the fall/autumn vibe

[colegreenofficial]

I love Circe so much. The audiobook narrator is amazing

[KHsora]

Circe was the book that got me back into reading a few years ago, I remember staying up late to read it and remembering how much I loved that feeling ❤

[Rachlemm]

As a major mood reader I truly envy people that actually get to read what’s on their tbr 😂 I’m already thinking about the Black Friday deals we’ll have this November

[meghanarai]

I am reading Best Served Cold right now. 100 pages left to finish. And you will love it. The characters are layered and grey. Beautiful writing.*chefs kiss*

[average-rice]

taking my study break after 6.5 hours to watch this made my day 🥰

[carrieallen]

The spear cuts through water was one of the most unique and beautiful books I've ever read. It's truly a treasure, I hope you enjoy it!

[glendaleereads]

I want to be like you when i grow up! The amount of books you can read in a month is

[zephyr]

I'm so glad you're getting back to The Spear Cuts Through Water. It immediately skyrocketed to being one of my favorite books of all time. It's absolutely incredible. It's really weird and confusing at first but the pay-off is so worth it.

[BrendaMichelleReads]

Circe is one of my all time faves! Hopefully you enjoy it! 😊

[jmschnepp]

The in person book club I participate in is reading There, There for our November read.look forward to hearing your thoughts when you’re finished.

[kissmelicia]

This video made me realise how few male authors I've been reading 👀 I've been celebrating and supporting female authors for over 2 years now, and I don't think I'm gonna stop any time soon 😅

[zynnia]

I'm so excited for you to finish Spear Cuts Through Water! I deserves so much more attentions~ Definitely my favorite read of the year

[ReadingNymph]

Circe is a book I want to reread. I liked it when I first read it, but I think I would prefer it on reread.
Im hoping to get to the last book in the Rook and Rose trilogy 😊

[dreenyan]

I'm excited for you to read Circe! It's the book that single-handedly broke my 5-year reading slump!!!

[sophhnavarro]

I'm also reading There There this month! It's excelent so far.

[kiddocter]

I think you are going to LOVE the Hexologists! Be prepared for a bit of a slower read with Babylon's Ashes (compared the the first 5). I still liked it, the pacing just drags a bit. You make me excited for Scholomance! I have really enjoyed most of Naomi Novik's books.

[kathleen.l]

I already started with Rouge. Also on my tbr is Nick Joaquin stories, rereading some Edgar Allan Poe, and Little Darlings by Melanie Golding.

[sharihoutman]

Wow, I've recently read so many of your planned reads (Circe, Rise of Empire, Best Served Cold, Golden Enclaves, and I just finished Babylon's Ashes this past weekend). I loved them all but I think Best Served Cold was my favorite. I highly recommend listening to Circe. The audiobook was amazing. I'm reading a non-fiction book at the moment but as soon as that's done I'll be starting book 7 of the Expense (It's currently on my nightstand calling out to me). LOL