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Getting more specific, in July I want to finish reading my current book:
The Rise of the Phoenix by Massimo Marino
And I want to read at least some of the following:
Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone
A Thorn Among the Lilies by Michael Hiebert
Alice's Adventures in Wonderlan... by Lewis Carroll
The Well by Catherine Chanter
The Corridor by A.N. Willis
Consumption by Heather Herrman
Probably Monsters by Ray Cluley
Hothouse by Brian W. Aldiss
Krabat by Otfried Preußler
I won't be able to read nearly as many books in July because of my night job, takes up a lot of time, but amongst the ones I do manage to read will me some of those.
I may also listen to an audiobook if I cannot read a physical copy.
The Rise of the Phoenix by Massimo MarinoAnd I want to read at least some of the following:
Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone
A Thorn Among the Lilies by Michael Hiebert
Alice's Adventures in Wonderlan... by Lewis Carroll
The Well by Catherine Chanter
The Corridor by A.N. Willis
Consumption by Heather Herrman
Probably Monsters by Ray Cluley
Hothouse by Brian W. Aldiss
Krabat by Otfried PreußlerI won't be able to read nearly as many books in July because of my night job, takes up a lot of time, but amongst the ones I do manage to read will me some of those.
I may also listen to an audiobook if I cannot read a physical copy.
I need to re-read The Great Gatsby for book club for the umpteenth time.I want to read:
The Drawing of the Three, Cat O' Nine Tales: And Other Stories, Life After Life and Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.
I hope to buy the rest of the graphic novelLocke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft series from Comic Con and re-read them and the rest of The Gunslinger series as well.
In July, first, I am planning on finishing my current book, The Porcelain Thief: Searching the Middle Kingdom for Buried China, before tackling The Luminaries, for which we will have a buddy read here.I might also add the book from the Reading the Classics group, but it hasn't been chosen yet.
Edit: The book for Reading the Classics group will be Brideshead Revisited.
Which means a total of 400 + 834 + 326 = 1560. I'd better not loiter around too much this month, it's much more than my average reading pace.
And here are the covers (just for the pleasure of the eyes):
Nice choices. I have had Sleep Donation on my tbr for a while now, it sounds really interesting.
This is where I saw Sleep Donation!So far I've conquered
Cat O' Nine Tales: And Other Stories
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
The Dark Tower, Volume 1: The Gunslinger Born
The Dark Tower, Volume 2: The Long Road Home
Witchful Thinking
and Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished.
Books I have read in July:
The Rise of the Phoenix by Massimo Marino
Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll
The Well by Catherine Chanter
Devil's Daughter by Hope Schenk-de Michele
Consumption by Heather Herrman
I am now reading
Hothouse by Brian W. Aldiss but there is no way I can finish till tomorrow. I am only at like 5%. July has been a very busy month.
The Rise of the Phoenix by Massimo Marino
Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll
The Well by Catherine Chanter
Devil's Daughter by Hope Schenk-de Michele
Consumption by Heather HerrmanI am now reading
Hothouse by Brian W. Aldiss but there is no way I can finish till tomorrow. I am only at like 5%. July has been a very busy month.
Books I have read this month:
I have also started Brideshead Revisited but I'm only 16% in and I will not have time to finish it by tomorrow.
I'm actually happily surprised. I never expected that I would have had time to read that much this month.




I intend to read a lot of contemporary literature, as part of our quarterly challenge. I have quite a few interesting titles from Netgalley on hold.