Starting to get through the backlog at the moment and actually have a week in Jersey so more reading time. Here is my TBR for August:
Finishing Off (Still!)
Vickery’s Folk Flora – Roy Vickery
Lotharingia – Simon Winder
The Way Of The World – Nicolas Bouvier, Translated By Robyn Marsack
Reckless Paper Bird – John McCullough
Blog Tours
The Museum Makers – Rachel Moris
Cauld Blasts and Clishmaclavers – Robin A. Crawford
Review Copies
Thank you to the publishers that have sent me these review copies:
American Dirt – Jeanie Cummins (still wavering on this one a little with all the publicity about this)
The Maths Of Life And Death – Kit Yates
Fibonacci’s Rabbits – Adam Hart-Davis
The Stream Invites Us To Follow – Dick Capel
Cut Stones and Crossroads – Ronald Wright
Time Among the Maya – Ronald Wright
Rewilding – Paul Jepson, Cain Blythe
The Oak Papers – James Canton
Wainwright Prize
Dar, Salt, Clear – Lamona Ash
Native – Patrick Laurie
Dancing with Bees – Brigit Strawbridge Howard
Rebirding – Benedict Macdonald
Library Books
Only read one library book in July, but now there are slowly opening up, I even got my first two books out this week, so aiming to get to these:
Brilliant Maps – Ian Wright
Lone Rider – Elspeth Beard
Sea People – Christina Thompson
The Way To The Sea – Caroline Crampton
A Beginner’s Guide To Japan – Pico Iyer
Pie Fidelity – Pete Brown
The Bells of Old Tokyo – Anna Sherman
Challenge Books
As well as a dusty shelf challenge that I am running on Good Reads, I am joining in with #20BooksOfSummer run by Cathy at 746 books.
Bitter Lemons of Cyprus – Lawrence Durrell
Jungle – Yossi Ghinsberg
From Rome to San Marino – Oliver Knox
The Crow Garden – Alison Littlewood
Vicious – V.E Schwab
A Street without a Name – Kapka Kassabova
Hokkaido Highway Blues – Will Ferguson
Own Books
Liminal – Bee Lewis
Poetry
Read a different poetry book last month from the two I had on my TBR, so have one of those to finish and then this one:
The Perseverance – Raymond Antrobus
Science Fiction
Didn’t read any last month (again!!!) so this is still on the list:
One Way – S.J. Morden
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