On one hand, this picture is slightly misleading, because I’m only about 50 pages into The Will of the Many and it’s a doorstop. On the other hand, I also read Laura Samotin’s The Sins on Their Bones and it’s not in the picture because it’s an ebook. So we’ll call it even.

Book of the Month is me having a stroke because I have no idea what the Book of the Month should be. This was a great set of books.

Book of the Month is Pierce Brown’s Dark Age, although I could probably just say “The second Red Rising trilogy” and be done with it. Also, this is clearly an entire shelf of books all by itself and how the hell are there still so many unread books.

This doesn’t look like much, by my standards, but I started a Sarah J. Maas book on January 31st that ate up the first week of February and I’m only about 70 pages from the end of The Sea Watch, so if a couple of things had shifted around the pile would look a lot bigger.

Book of the Month is a three-way tie between Against the Loveless World, Light from Uncommon Stars and Morning Star, because it’s my blog and I can do that.

Book of the Month is going to be King: A Life, with Bookshelves & Bonedust coming up right behind. I am only 150 pages into the 900-page House of Flame and Shadow, and am still considering abandoning it in favor of a full series reread, as so far my recall isn’t quite what I’d like. We’ll see.

Obviously, Book of the Month is Moniquill Blackgoose’s To Shape a Dragon’s Breath.

Book of the Month is Robert M. Sapolsky’s Determined.

Book of the Month is Richard Lloyd Parry’s Ghosts of the Tsunami.