I‘m not sure where my head was yesterday when I posted my May book bracket pick — but I need to revise it! My top choice for May is “Not Too Bold“ by Hache Pueyo. It‘s a hauntingly beautiful story: original, unsettling, and deeply moving. At its core, it‘s about love — the kind that embraces someone completely, both because of and in spite of who they are... (Cont. In comments) #2025bookbracket #2025readingbracket #bookbracket #readingbracket
May was a fantastic reading month, making it tough to pick a favorite! In the end, Snapdragon by Kat Leyh narrowly edged out Fire From the Sky by Moa Backe Åstot to claim the top spot.
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April wasn't a great month of reading. What I read was just okay, so while I pick Scalzi's “When the Moon Hits Your Eye“ as my top pick for April, it only comes with a so-so approval rating. I am moving it forward over The Black Cat Tail Assassins, but that's only because I felt just so-so about that book too. #bookbracket #2025bookbracket #readingbracket #readingbracket2025
The Dead Cat Tail Assassins by P. Djeli Clark was my favorite read of February. #2025bookbracket #bookbracket #readingbracket #readingbracket2025
My favorite book for the month of January was Bloom by Delilah S. Dawson! #BookBracket #2025BookBracket #readingbracket #readingbracket2025
**My previous top choice for May, “Snapdragon“ is now a wild card selection. 😊 3w