Here is the TBR for February. Quite a list, but this is what I am going to be picking from, though reading all of them would be excellent!!!
Still Reading
Small Earthquakes: A Journey Through Lost British History In South America – Shafik Meghji
Everything I found On The Beach – Cyan Jones
Stanfords Shortlist
A Training School for Elephants – Sophy Roberts
Moonlight Express: Around the World By Night Train – Monisha Rajesh
Review
Warrior: The Biography of a Man with No Name – Edoardo Albert with Paul Gething
21 Lessons for the 21st Century – Yuval Noah Harari
Your Journey Your Way: The Recovery Guide to Mental Health – Horatio Clare
Slow Trains Around Britain: Notes from a 4,088-Mile Adventure on 143 Rides – Tom Chesshyre
Return of the Ancients: Unruly Tales of the Mythological Weird – Katy Soar (Ed)
Little Ruins – Manni Coe
Hafren: The Wisdom of the River Severn – Sarah Siân Chave
Books I’m Clearing
Russians Among Us – Gordon Corera
On the Road Bike: The Search for a Nation’s Cycling Soul – Ned Boulting
Chris Hoy: The Autobiography – Chris Hoy
Volkswagen Camper: Six Decades of Success – Richard Copping & Ken Cservenka
Shadow State: Murder, Mayhem, and Russia’s Attack on the West – Luke Harding
An English Forest – Richard Kraus
WFMAC
The Year of Living Danishly: My Twelve Months Unearthing the Secrets of the World’s Happiest Country – Helen Russell
Along the River that Flows Uphill: From the Orinoco to the Amazon – Richard Starks
Library
Bog People: A Working-Class Anthology Of Folk Horror – Hollie Starling (Ed)
It’s A Gas: The Magnificent And Elusive Elements That Expand Our World – Mark Miodownik
Sticky: The Secret Science of Surfaces – Laurie Winkless
The Life-Changing Magic of Numbers – Bobby Seagull
Here Comes the Fun: A Year of Making Merry – Ben Aiken
Poetry
Wealden – Nancy Gaffield
Bookclub
I have read this month’s book, Quiet Moon, already!
#20BooksOfSummer (Still going…)
Sunfall – Jim Al-Khalili
Revenger – Alastair Reynolds
Shadow Captain – Alastair Reynolds
So are there any from that list that you have read, or now seeing them, now want to read? Let me know in the comments below.
Hey Paul I have read Hafren and Bog People and thoroughly enjoyed them both.
I found Moonlight Express a little disappointing if I’m honest.
As always a good rounded list you have here.
I have just started Bog People today so I’ll let you know in due course what I think of it. I’ll bear that in mind about Moonlight Express. Her first two were really good
I was strong and only added one new book (Hafren) to the mountain!
FAINTS!
I really enjoyed Moonlight Express myself, my first of hers but I want to pick up the two older ones. I have started Slow Trains Around Britain and really enjoying it at the moment, but my reading has slowed in the last week as we’ve had some family crises.
That is good to know. I am sorry to hear that. I hope that you are ok, and that they are resolved soon