January TBR

For a while now, I’ve been making a list of books that I potentially want to read in the upcoming month. Some months, I do get to a substantial number of them, other times, I go rogue and read everything except what I had planned. But making a list is still a good way to keep track of some of the things I want to get to, especially when I have promised fellow authors and publishers that I will review something with the people who look to me for feedback on good reads.

These are the books I have on my TBR (To Be Read) shelf in January 2019

Something To Answer For /P. H. Newby
Troubles /J. G. Farrell
The Elected Member /Bernice Rubens
In A Free State /V.S. Naipaul
Days of Awe /A. M. Homes
The Truth About Parallel Lines /Jill D. Block
The Girl He Used To Know /Tracey Garvis Graves
So Much Life Left Over /Louis De Bernieres
Miracle Creek /Angie Kim
The Day The Sun Died /Yan Lianke
One Part Woman /Perumal Murugan
The Purple Scented Novel /Ian McEwan
Once Upon A River /Diane Setterfield
Kissing Max Holden /Katie Upperman
Better With Age /Phyllis Strupp
Man In A Hurry /Paul Murand
Why We Work /Barry Schwartz
Together Apart /Natalie K Martin
Me, My Hair and I / Elizabeth Benedict
The Unhappiness of Being A Single Man /Franz Kafka
Mad Boy /Nick Arvin
In Our Mad and Furious City /Guy Gunaratne
Black Leopard, Red Wolf /Marlon James
Pretty In Punxsutawney / Laurie Boyle Crompton
Between Before and After /Maureen Doyle McQuerry
Stay Up With Hugo Best /Erin Somers
The Girl Who Wrote Loneliness
An Absolutely Remarkable Thing / Hank Green
The Death of Mrs. Westaway /Ruth Ware
We Were Eight Years In Power /Ta Nehisi Coates

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The red highlights above means I have read that book since creating my TBR list. I will keep updating this post so you can se how I’m doing with this goal as the month progresses. I’ll also link to reviews that I’ve written if you’d like to read my impressions of the books once I finally read them.

What about you? What’s on your reading shelf this month?

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