my SEPTEMBER TBR - using my TBR CARDS to pick all the cozy autumnal books I can

In my opinion AUTUMN IS HERE! So, I'm picking my September TBR with that mindset.

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[charollatecrowe]

Cozies & series. All the fall vibes for sure.

[paperbacksandponytails]

I think I might read The Time Door for sci-fi. It has me really intrigued. And that fantasy puzzle book you picked out sounds really good.

[OldeAmericanSpirit]

enjoyed hanging out with your thought process in choosing your TBR. Fun! 📚☕

[pylesofbooks]

Nice stack! I think the one I'm most excited to read in September is The Woman in White. 🙂

[bethany]

Yay more books to add to my TBR lol My goasl for September are to finish The Naturals Series, finally start Powerless, and 2 more books from my physical TBR shelf :) it is a busy month so hopefully we can get all that accomplished

[starlasell]

❤📚❤️ Great book choices. I hope you enjoy all of them.
I'm starting with The Fortnight in September by R. C. Sherriff. I'll also be reading The Inheritance Games Trilogy.

[charollatecrowe]

Guardian is on my September TBR also. Trying to finish a few series this month.

[Thecatladybooknook_PennyD]

Ohhhh The Moonstone. I'm be reading a Collins in Oct too. Not sure which one yet

Here, Kitty Kitty sounds purrfect to me.❤😅

I'll be reading from a pile of short (200ish pgs or less) for Shorty Sept. Rereading Crime & Punishment and a Short Intro to the History of the Soviets. Maybe a couple fantasy for the music themed book for your read your bookshelf.

[Coffee_and_a_Book]

Looks like a very eclectic collection for next month! I'm curious to hear what you think of Joe Abercrombie. I haven't read any of his books yet, and Merphy's the only one I've heard talk about them. My September TBR feels as long as my August one, so the only ones I know I'll be prioritizing for sure are Words of Radiance, Up from Dust, and Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers.

[elisabethprice]

I have yet to do my TBR but I’m planning to read Les Miserables if I can! I’m planning a video on it so we’ll see!

[AshleasBookshelf]

I hope to finish a few series: Thyme Will Tell (Roses for Regret), Skymar (Loyally Luke), and Color Theory (Chromatic). I may end up starting a couple of new series 🫣 I really hope I can squeeze in a Mrs. Pollifax book. This is probably too ambitious, but I will be visiting my in-laws for a few days, and they don't have internet.

[wereadalot]

Interested to see if you like dead city 2 I just finished the series and really enjoyed it and didn’t feel the second book slump as bad as normal.

[jessicaolin]

Well, currently reading Secrets in the Mist by Busse, my stack for September has The Delightful Horror of Family Birding by a local (to me) author, The Bletchley Women (I love learning all the info about Bletchley Park), The Rose Arbor by Bowen and I'm waiting on the 12th Mrs. Pollifax and the next one in the Narnia series. We'll see if I can get in any more than that since we'll be starting back to school soon.
***advice needed-I will be doing a read aloud at our homeschool co op for 3-5th graders, I would like something fantasy, non-magical, Christian or Christian author, any ideas? Hoping to find something that they haven't read....