June Book haul

Oops I did it again....
Well, my to-read shelf had dropped below 200 so here we have the shopping expedition that made me happy this month: Somehow, I just can't work up the same enthusiasm for grocery shopping...

[@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk]

Wow 200 book tbr! Not stuck for choice there! Happy reading.

[@OmnivorousReader]

Yeah - It is ambitious, but I love walking over to the shelf and browsing until I find exactly the right book, the perfect fit for my mood. :)

[@HideAndRead]

I've pruned my personal library down to a single suitcase (a big one) twice in my life..... I don't think I'll do it again. I think it's easy to Find Tanith Lee's in my area if there is something too elusive. Great video!

[@OmnivorousReader]

A thing I have done over the years is cut back on the books; I don't think I have ever failed to regret it and I am holding on to them from now on.

[@CptSamel]

The Night’s Sorceries book looked interesting, I’ll check that out. Right now I’m reading and collecting Vance, Andre Norton, John Brunner and Poul Anderson.

[@OmnivorousReader]

All excellent choices. I have a couple from all of those authors on my TBR. Just found out that The Night's Sorceries is part of a series and I have most of them. I might dedicate a few weeks of my life to reading them in order.

[@sfwordsofwonder]

Nice selection of books, interested to hear your thoughts on the Eric Russel, Keith Roberts and of course Godwhale. Cheers.

[@OmnivorousReader]

Godwhale - I have such high hopes and SUCH low expectations. I hope to get to it soon, but I have happily fallen down a H. Beam Piper rabbit-hole at the moment. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@alisonhaggart8584]

I love the Charles de Lint

[@OmnivorousReader]

Right? He is one of the authors who can do no wrong. Though one does have to be in the right mood for his complexity and amazing writing.