Monthly TBRs

October 2016 TBR

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Move over September, October has arrived!

October is my favorite month out of the year.  The weather gets chilly, which means sweatshirts, boots, bonfires, football, pumpkins, apples, Halloween… Do I really need to go on?

Here are the books on my TBR for October…

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Since She Went Away by David Bell

Cemetery Girl by David Bell

The New Neighbor by Leah Steward

Fractured by Catherine McKenzie

In preparation for the Books by the Banks Book Festival that I am attending in October, I will be continuing to read as many books by confirmed authors as I can until October 15th.  BBTB is an annual book festal held in Cincinnati, Ohio, about an hour away from me, and will be my first book festival!  I am super excited to meet authors like Maggie Stiefvater, Jenny Lawson, Tiffany McDaniel, and many more!

Not sure I am actually going to get these all read before the 15th, but I will definitely be reading Fractured and Since She Went Away.


October Book Club Selection:

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A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness

I was beyond excited when my book club selected A Monster Calls for our October book of the month.  I have been wanting to read this one for a while now, and when they wanted to do a “Halloween themed” book for October, I threw this title out there.  I have heard high praises from some of my fellow book blogger friends, so I am anxious to begin!


Book to Diversify My Reading:

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The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead

I have challenged myself to read one book each month written by or about a person (or people) who differ from me: people of color, people of different religions, people with physical or mental handicaps, LGBT+ characters, etc. etc.  This month’s selection I decided to go with The Underground Railroad.


What books are on your TBR for October?

29 thoughts on “October 2016 TBR”

  1. BBTB sounds exciting and I look forward to reading your post about it. I read the Underground Railroad this summer and enjoyed it. Combined with Homegoing, the two books about slavery sure do show a horrible part of humanity!

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  2. So I totally just added Fractured to my TBR smh LOL, it never fails whenever I visit your blog I need to have Goodreads open HAHA! i’m so happy that your book club will be reading A Monster Calls, ummm it’s def not a scary read but I won’t give away a single detail about it lol, look forward to your thoughts cuz it’s a GOOD ONE! 😉 I hope you have fun at the festival, please feel free to take pics of Rory & post them if Jenny brings him, promise not to think you’re weird at all LOL!

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      1. LOL, I’m actually picturing her walking through with Rory & that image will stick in my head for the rest of the day smh. I hope you all enjoy AMC & I’ll keep an eye out for that review 😉

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