August TBR Bakery 🧁 My TBR game has more faith in my ability to read than I do

Here are all the books I'm hoping to read in August!

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Be a good human and have a great day!

[theforgottenstorytellers]

Tamora Pierce is one of my all-time favorite authors and has been since I was a child. To this day, her books will almost always get me out of a reading slump.

[lauramichelle]

i adoooore the outsiders. it was probably my favorite book i was required to read. i hope you enjoy it :)

[ambersmadaboutmelts]

What an absolutely adorable way to pick your tbr. You are so clever.😊

[bridgit]

I love your TBR games every month! Not trying to mess up your TBR, but Britt Marie is the second book after 'my grandmother asked me to tell you she's sorry' Britt Marie is a side character in that book. I would definitely recommend reading it first to get the full background. It is an excellent book too!

[Bucky]

Here’s some new prompts for the end spot use them if you like
1. Mighty marvel manor
Read a novel or graphic novel starring a character from the MCU.

2. Let’s do the time warp !!
Read a book that has time travel in the plot .

3. I’m not here cause want to be I’m here cause have to be .
Read a book with a masked hero who steps up when the people need them most .

5. Read book with dog on the cover .
6. Read a book with based on something your mother loved
As child .
7. Donuts .
Read a book set in a bakery .
Just some ideas for the end sorry for spamming. I know some people hate that .

[louisity]

I already filmed my August TBR!
Thanks for making me discover Laurie Gilmore.
Having a Robert Jordan in a TBR pile would be really a hefty one. I have Leviathan Wakes in my July TBR (which is thinner compared to Wheel Of Time series books) and I carried it over to my August TBR hehe.

[JessReadsForLife]

Oh my goodness I have the Pumpkin Spice Cafe and I’ve been putting it off until I can cozy up with a PSL and listen to the rain while I read ❤ can’t wait to hear what you think about it!

[Aimzthereader]

Man your tbr game came first youthis month. Hope you love a lot of the books. The cozy sci-fi sounds great, interested to hear your thoughts

[ChronicReader]

Always love to see people reading Tamora Pierce, a childhood favorite author!

[martamorrison]

I love Garden Spells! I have read all of her books and have loved all of them. After Garden Spells read First Frost

[teresalovesbooks]

This was so fun thanks for making! I love making videos too!

[bethanyteel]

I'm ready for fall too. My family and I went out and spent a bunch of money on fall and halloween decor. 😅

[Micmezle]

oooh, I really enjoyed Britt Marie. It was a lovely, slow quiet book.

[vickyangel]

Hi Sarah,
Came across your channel today. Just wanted to say I think your TBR game is super cute! You mentioned you are from RI. I’m from MA. Hello neighbor!

[rebeccamedusasrockgarden]

I totally get you on wheel of time. It's one of my fave series, I've read it several times, started long before it was finished. But I do not enjoy the process of actually reading them. Frustrating to read. And it's annoying cause I always get the urge to reread them again. But no. No. Not today. 😅

[BekahBooksandBujo]

Sorry the game was so mean to you! But some great books on your TBR. I love Frederik Backman!

[daynaachilli]

I laughed at your no one lives in Rhode Island comment. Hi from the East Bay!!

[lauramichelle]

okay first time here - and this bakery board is SO cute did you design it yourself?

(also i just finished serpant and the wings of night and loved it, and i'm on crescent city 2 so loving to see aligning tastes 🥰)

[Starrysong]

I have read The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton and I really loved it. I have also read Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen and I loved it so muc that I might be rereading it in the future. Just for your information Garden Spells has a sequel called First Frost which is also very good. Also, I love the Alanna books by Tamora Pierce and will be requesting Alanna: The First Adventure, once Ii finish a bunch of my physical library books.

[zachreads]

I read a good girl impersonating her brother book this month, it was "No Man's Chattel" by Lee Swansen. It was good and I read the sequel too, it's the first book I've listened to narrated by virtual voice and it didn't bother me, if anything it sounds better than a human voice when sped up. The only small dissapointment is I thought it would be more romance focused but it was mostly action which is fine but not what I was expecting.

The channel TheBookstrovert(Bri) calls her "read it or unhaul it" challenge "read it or yeet it" lol.