Our reads in June 2026

dustydigger Posted 2026-05-31 2:57 PM (#35266) Subject: Our reads in June 2026 Elite Veteran Posts: 1110 Location: UK Another month,another tottering TBR pile. Whats your reading plans for June? lisagarrity Posted 2026-05-31 5:53 PM (#35267 - in reply to #35266) Subject: Re: Our reads in June 2026 Extreme Veteran Posts: 348 Location: California I have given up making monthly TBRs. I never keep up with them. I might read one or two of my planned books and then something shiny drags my attention away. I hope to read the Invisible Man, Ann Leckie's new book, Radiant Star and the Buffalo Hunter Hunter. we'll see what I really read. daxxh Posted 2026-05-31 10:52 PM (#35268 - in reply to #35267) Subject: Re: Our reads in June 2026 Elite Veteran Posts: 617 Location: Great Lakes, USA @dusty Yikes! Glad to hear you are doing better after your fall! @lisagarrity - I am the same way. I might read a couple of books on my list and then get distracted by a new book or a library hold. I did better than usual in May. I read three on the list and started a fourth. Then got Radiant Star and had to read that. I really liked The Buffalo Hunter Hunter. I don't usually like vampire books, but I really enjoyed this book. I love the history of the West (Western US) and this book was full of it. This vampire wasn't a typical vampire. I highly recommend this book. June TBR The Bird is Gone - Stephen Graham Jones (started) To Sleep in a Sea of Stars - Christopher Paolini (started - ebook for lunchtime reading) Halcyon Years - Alastair Reynolds The Last Policeman - Ben H. Winters Vector for Seven - Josephine Saxton dustydigger Posted 2026-06-01 2:07 AM (#35269 - in reply to #35266) Subject: Re: Our reads in June 2026 Elite Veteran Posts: 1110 Location: UK Dusty's TBR for June 2026 Emily Tesh - Some Desperate Glory Aldis Budrys - Rogue Moon Theodore Sturgeon - Venus Plus X Rick Riordan - The Titan's Curse dustydigger Posted 2026-06-01 2:16 AM (#35270 - in reply to #35266) Subject: Re: Our reads in June 2026 Elite Veteran Posts: 1110 Location: UK If if you dont have a TBR you can still post what books you have read..Must admit I dont keep to my list very often. One problem on this site is that once you make a post you cant change it next day or next week when new books arrive from the library or you dont feel in the mood for a book. Over in LibraryThing where my main reading and reviewing is done,any post can be re- opened and editedat any time. Its always been a frustration here that we cant do that. Which is why the final books mentioned hereat the end of the month is usually wildly different from the start list! lol.