Books I want to read in February | translated fiction, chinese classic, books by black authors

Hi lovelies ! Here are the books I plan to read in February !! I can't believe it's already the second month of the year. I had so many reading plans but it's a short month so I tried to keep the number of books at a minimum.

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Books Mentioned:
🍃Kalpa Imperial by Angélica Gorodischer translated by Ursula K Le Guin
🍃Vagabonds by Hao Jingfang Translated by Ken Liu
🍃Crying In H Mart by Michelle Zauner
🍃The City We Became By N. K Jemisin
🍃Call us What We Carry by Amanda Gorman
🍃Love In Colour by Bolu Babalola
🍃These Silent Woods
🍃The Dream of Red Chamber by Cao Xueqin Translated by H. Bencraft Joly
🍃Journey to the West translared by Anthony C. Yu

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[KierTheScrivener]

I read Call Us What We Carry as my first book of the year and it was really good. I do prefer my poetry more 100-150 pages as it takes me time to process and sit with it. But I especially liked the way she used historical documents in it. Love In Colour is probably my most anticipated book of the month. I love myths and retellings and love that it has a wide range of inspiration. I haven't read Journey to the West but Overly Sarcastic Productions has videos breaking up chapters or arcs. I find listening to summaries and discussions can really help me with classics. ❤

[BookswithBrittany]

I really want to get back to The City We Became! Thanks for the reminder :)

[CoffeeOverApples]

I was here and i don't have any brain cells to write a good comment but hi friend