Apparently I'm trying to read all the books I own this summer... || June TBR 2023

I want to traumatize myself, I probably will. I cry as I

read

this

because I feel like everyone has been an adult child of emotionally immature parents. Yeah, I've heard nothing but fantastic things and again, even though it's super short, it's like 200 pages,

apparently

it's heavy, so I'll do it. I'll probably

read

a couple of pages here and there and we'll look at one that's been on my TBR on so many tbrs: our prisons are obsolete, it's about something like the Prison Abolitionist Movement, so I'm interested to hear what the author has to say and then another one that I absolutely want to read is the word, come on To put it in French, we're

trying

not to have YouTube up my ass, so

this

is essentially what it says, a feminist guide to speaking.

Getting English back, getting the English language back and it just sounds great to me. Yes, I have some feminist

books

that I really wanted to read. I have a stack there in the cabinet, let's do a challenge. At the end of the year, I'll only read the

books

I bought this year because I feel like with this challenge we've been facing, you know the backlog but I also don't want to forget the newer ones now. uh, from the library I have a few that I really want to read, obviously things can change in the next few weeks, but a few more non-fiction books, I actually have to move up in the reign of mammals, I read the other one about dinosaurs by the same author . so it's definitely on my list.

I think this is another post-apocalyptic life as we knew it. Some of you mentioned that I should try that one and my library has the audiobook so I put my name on it. I hope so. works for me as an audiobook and like I said, I've been

trying

to find more unhealthy stuff but less, like I said, military post-apocalyptic, so let's give this one a try. I also have the measure of which that is part. the Goodreads reading challenge that I'm vaguely doing again and then this one, uh, people are giving the option to know how long their life is going to be, which again I think sounds really cool.

I am intrigued. what's that going to be like? I've been mentioning how much I want to try to find more murder mysteries where everything happens in one room and I put this one on my list the appeal and the reviews seem positive so I hope so. You know, scratch that itch, huh, but it says like a murder, 15 suspects, so maybe again I can try to solve it myself, we'll see, we'll see how it goes and I also have this time tomorrow, which I think. it's the one about some kind of time travel, different kinds of lives possible, which I really like that trope, so I hope this one is good again.

I think this is also part of the Goodreads Choice Award. I would like to get them from my library because it has been very hit and miss and I mean libraries are amazing, there are many more, but let's mention just one more. I've built Garden, which is on my list because it's sci-fi for adults. which some people have mentioned, is similar to Becky Chambers. I never believe you when someone says that, um, because it never really is, but I hope maybe similar vibes. I mean, Becca Chambers is one of my favorite authors, so like her if you want. read it, just tell me and I'll try a lot harder, but like I said, I'll do my TBR every month to give you a more specific idea of ​​what I'm going to read in that specific month, but it's like giving you an overview and then yeah, specifically, I need to read it or participate in a Christmas challenge.

Sorry I didn't have time to do it in May, but we're back on schedule and I'm so excited. As you can see, I'm getting back to what I used to read two years ago and I'm really excited about it, so I hope you enjoyed this video. Like, subscribe like I said, let me know in the comments section if you have any. recommendations similar to what I have mentioned and I will put more videos on the screen that everyone should see and see you in the next video very soon, bye.