August TBR Game | Fantasy, Science-Fiction, Mystery & Non-Fiction

[@tibbarasden]

I love how the sun came at the prompt of light source on the cover. I really enjoyed both Sabriel and Kaikeyi. I just listened to Vaishnavi Patel's newest release and loved it as well, so I am going to vote for Kaikeyi. I hope your reads go well.

[@tashslibrary]

@@tibbarasden haha! I didn’t notice the timing of the sun. Looks like Kaikeyi is winning.

[@theforgottenstorytellers8763]

Yes! The Lady Hardcastle Series is amazing! I've only read the first two, but I hope to change that soon. The audiobooks are fun as well!

[@tashslibrary]

@@theforgottenstorytellers8763 I’m looking forward to continuing the series. I really enjoyed the first book.

[@tennille9dawn]

I vote Sabriel! I loved that whole series. I hope you have a great reading month!

[@tashslibrary]

@@tennille9dawn I am keen to read this.

[@lesliejohnson67]

I've had a library hold on One Dark Window for over a month and it's still 6 weeks awayyyy. I hope you like it! I've read Kaikeyi, and the magic that she wields to influence people is explained in a really interesting way, like she can step into a magical plane of persuasion. I listened to the audiobook of Sabriel years ago and all I remember is it was narrated by Tim Curry.

[@tashslibrary]

@@lesliejohnson67 Your description of Kaikeyi sounds intriguing. I’m super keen to read it.

[@noteworthyfiction]

I'm so excited you're reading The Doomsday Book! I read To Say Nothing of the Dog last year (?) as well and also loved it. The Doomsday Book is just as good, except this time I cried as hard as I laughed in the other book. I'm very impressed by Connie Willis.

[@tashslibrary]

@@noteworthyfiction I’m so looking forward to reading it. 😀

[@sarahoverbooked]

Doomsday Book was my first Connie Willis - loved it and am now reading all her works. Hope you enjoy it!

[@tashslibrary]

@@sarahoverbooked To Say Nothing of the Dog was so good. I’m looking forward to reading more of her books.

[@lukeyznaga7627]

like your show, because it gives me recommendations of what books to read, that I might ordinarily overlook. Nice gameboard. In Some BASEBALL games, rolling a 12 is a home Run, so be excited.

[@tashslibrary]

@@lukeyznaga7627 thanks for watching and commenting. 😀

[@laurainthewoods9379]

I highly recommend Kaikeyi! So excited to see someone reading Doomsday Book, I read it so long ago, but I remember loving it. I should really read some more Connie Willis.

[@tashslibrary]

@@laurainthewoods9379 yes, I’m thinking there’s a chance that Willis could become a favourite author. And it looks like Kaikeyi is winning so far.

[@readingonmybreaks2523]

I am going to finally continuing on with the Founderyside series in August. I have been wanting to try his other books as well - will add them to my list :) I vote for Hera. Ill have to check out Connie Willis 🤔❤ Love your TBR game!! I also enjoying learning about different books on you channel. Have a great reading month!!

[@tashslibrary]

@@readingonmybreaks2523 I definitely recommend Robert Jackson Bennett and Connie Willis. Thanks for watching. X

[@samreadsbooks_13]

Ninth House is also going on my tbr for August.

[@NataschaEd]

Great TBR!!!

[@Qilerb]

I vote Kaikeyi. Thé story sounds amazing and it's also on my tbr 💛✨

[@tashslibrary]

@@Qilerb looks like this might be winning. Sounds like a great book.

[@Qilerb]

@@tashslibrary Yeeey!! 🥳

[@enteringthetwilightzone]

My vote is for Hera!

[@tashslibrary]

@@enteringthetwilightzone it does sound like an intriguing book. Hera’s perspective is seldom explored in Greek mythology.

[@MelissaZaffiroKronosBooks]

I vote Kaikeyi 😊

[@Bucky749]

That book city of miracles you said it was it was part of series what are the are the other books ? As it sounds like something I’d like .

[@tashslibrary]

@@Bucky749 the first book is City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Bennett.

[@alexmonroe4706]

Hi Tash, it's Alex here. Tash, as a new author and a fellow Aussie, would you be interested in doing a book review on my novel 'Red Scarf?' Bye, for now, Alex :)

[@tashslibrary]

@@alexmonroe4706 thanks for asking. I’m not really into historical or romance leaning books, so I’m probably not the right audience for your book. It sounds intriguing though and I hope lots of people read it and enjoy it.