My August TBR
Every month, I like to choose books across a variety of genres.
This August, my list includes a short story collection, historical fiction, a translated work, a collection of essays, and a nonfiction pick to learn something new or build on my existing interests.
This time, I’m diving into the pile with a blind eye. A few of these titles have shown up on my social media feeds or popped up on Goodreads, but I’ve long since forgotten what they’re about. I’m excited to discover new authors, explore different subgenres, and get lost in the pages before work starts up again.
If you’ve read any of these very well known books, let me know and feel free to give me grief for only just getting to them.
See you soon for the reviews, and take a look at the list below!
SHORT STORIES
Someone Who Will Love You In All Your Damaged Glory
by Raphael Bob-Waksberg
HISTORICAL FICTION
Small Things Like These
by Claire Keegan
TRANSLATED WORK
Nada es Verdad
by Veronica Raimo
(translated by
Carlos Gumpert)
PERSONAL ESSAYS
So Sad Today
by Melissa Broder
NONFICTION
Is That a Fish in Your Ear?Translation and the Meaning of Everything
by David Bellos
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