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Remarkably Bright Creatures
Just watched the film and will read the book. I will, from now on, name any future octopus stuffed toy Marcellus.
👹 A Confession from the Reading Cave
The gremlin has wandered through the stacks and discovered something horrifying...
There are books on my TBR that have been waiting longer than some friendships.
They are dusty. They are neglected. They are judging me.
Today, I am finally giving them the attention they deserve.
Probably.
Maybe.
We'll see what happens when I walk past a bookstore.
📚 What book has been haunting your TBR?
Books Incoming: Conference Buys 2026
Welcome to the first of the Bristol Book Odyssey posts – the sale acquisitions. Here we have three hardback Drina books so that I can continue to compare the original text to the updated 1980s versions that I read as a child, Drina goes on Tour is probably my favourite of the whole series, it’s certainly the one that I read the most as a child, so I’m looking forward to seeing how the original…
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August TBR ☀️ Late Summer Reading
The Night Travelers by Armando Lucas Correa — Follows generations of family through the rise of Nazi Germany, the Cuban Revolution, to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
I Am Legend by Richard Matheson — A classic in the monster apocalypse genre that I decided to pick up for some inspiration for my own project.
Blood: An Epic History of Medicine and Commerce by Douglas Starr — Published in 1998, so a bit outdated, but should have good information about the history and science behind blood collection and transfusions.
I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman — Hopefully, this hold will come through before my book club meeting in mid-August. I've heard many great reviews about this book.
American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis — Another book club read that's been sitting on my shelf for so long, I can't even remember where I picked it up. I've never read the book or seen the movie so I'll be going into this one completely blind.
My tbr pile for August
checked out some manga from the library… i have manga to go read now *avoids eye contact with the 90-something book tbr in the tub*