Making My Fall TBR: A Weighing of Options and Fears

As I sit down to discuss my fall TBR, I must admit that I'm a bit behind on getting to some of these books. One author who has been on my radar for quite some time is Swedish author Frederick Bachman. His writing style has always captivated me, and many people have praised his book "Brit" as one of their favorites from last year. Although I've heard great things about Bachman's work, I'm not sure if I'll be able to get to any of his books before the end of the year. One book that interests me is "Bit M," which seems to be a more popular choice among fans than some of Bachman's other works.

I also want to tackle another author who has been recommended to me by several people - Frederick Bachman. His writing style is known for being unique and captivating, so I'm eager to see if his books live up to the hype. Another book that I've heard great things about is "A Man Called OA," which is also written by Bachman. This one seems like a slightly different take on his usual work, but it still has the same level of writing quality that I've come to expect from him.

In addition to reading more Bachman, I'm also looking to tackle some other books that have been on my TBR for quite some time. One author who has been getting a lot of attention lately is Frederick Bachman, and one book that stands out as a favorite among fans is "Brit." Although I've heard great things about this book, I'm still not sure if I'll be able to get to it before the end of the year.

Another thing that's causing me some stress when it comes to my TBR is my tendency to read books in the wrong order. In particular, I seem to have gotten ahead of myself and am now reading a book out of sequence. I'm not sure if this will be a problem for any of the books on my list, but it's something that I need to keep an eye on as I make my way through my TBR.

In terms of other books that I want to read in the fall, there are several authors and titles that stand out. One author who has been getting a lot of attention lately is Car Maniscalco, and one book that catches my eye is "Stocking Jack The River." This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of autumn and stalking the serial killer Jack the Ripper. I'm not sure if this will be a problem to read at all, but I do know that I want to tackle it before the end of the year.

Another book that I've been looking forward to reading is "Dracula" by Bram Stoker. While I'm a bit behind on getting to some of Stoker's works, I have heard great things about this one and am eager to see if it lives up to my expectations. This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of vampires and the supernatural. However, there is another book that I want to read before "Dracula" - Car Maniscalco's "Saving for October." This one seems like it would be a great choice for the fall season, with its themes of autumn and stalking the serial killer Jack the Ripper.

I've also been looking forward to reading some classic literature this year. One book that stands out is "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. While I'm not always successful when it comes to reading classics, I do think that this one would be a great choice for the fall season. Another book that I want to read before the end of the year is "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells. This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of science fiction and time travel.

In terms of my reading goals for the year, I've always been someone who sets high standards for myself when it comes to my TBRs. While many people seem to enjoy reading classics, I've found that this is not always an easy task for me. In fact, I'd say that I'm pretty bad at reading classics - out of 10 attempts, I've only managed to finish one or two books. Despite this, I do think that some classic literature could be a great choice for the fall season, and I'm eager to see if I can finally get into one of them.

So, with all of these options in mind, my TBR list is starting to take shape. While there are still some unknown quantities - particularly when it comes to classics like "The Time Machine" and "The Book Thief" - I do feel like I have a good sense of what I want to tackle before the end of the year. Whether or not I'll be able to stick to my TBR is anyone's guess, but one thing is for sure: I'm excited to see what the fall season has in store for me.

Tackling Other Books That Have Been on My Radar

In addition to reading more Bachman and tackling some classic literature, there are several other books that have been on my radar for quite some time. One book that stands out is "Bit M" by Frederick Bachman - while I've heard great things about this one, it seems like a slightly different take on his usual work.

Another book that has caught my eye is "A Man Called OA" by Frederick Bachman. This one seems like it would be a great choice for the fall season, with its unique blend of science fiction and mystery elements. While I'm not sure if this will be a problem to read at all, I do know that I want to tackle it before the end of the year.

One book that I've been looking forward to reading is "Brit" by Frederick Bachman. This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of autumn and stalking the serial killer Jack the Ripper. While I've heard great things about this book, I'm not sure if I'll be able to get to it before the end of the year.

Reading More Bachman

Another author who has been getting a lot of attention lately is Frederick Bachman, and one book that stands out as a favorite among fans is "Brit." While I've heard great things about this book, I'm still not sure if I'll be able to get to it before the end of the year. In addition to reading more Bachman, I'm also looking to tackle some other books that have been on my radar for quite some time.

One author who has been getting a lot of attention lately is Car Maniscalco, and one book that catches my eye is "Stocking Jack The River." This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of autumn and stalking the serial killer Jack the Ripper. I'm not sure if this will be a problem to read at all, but I do know that I want to tackle it before the end of the year.

In terms of other books that I want to read in the fall, there are several authors and titles that stand out. One author who has been getting a lot of attention lately is Car Maniscalco, and one book that catches my eye is "Saving for October." This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of autumn and stalking the serial killer Jack the Ripper.

Reading Classics

In addition to reading more Bachman and tackling some of my TBRs, I've also been looking forward to reading some classic literature this year. One book that stands out is "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. While I'm not always successful when it comes to reading classics, I do think that this one would be a great choice for the fall season.

Another book that I want to read before the end of the year is "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells. This one seems like it would be perfect for the fall season, with its themes of science fiction and time travel. Despite my struggles with reading classics in the past, I do think that this one could be a great choice for the fall season.

Overall, I'm excited to see what the fall season has in store for me. While there are still some unknown quantities - particularly when it comes to classics like "The Time Machine" and "The Book Thief" - I do feel like I have a good sense of what I want to tackle before the end of the year.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello everyone today I'm here to share with you 10 books that I really need to SL want to read before the end of 2017 it's no secret my TBR Shelf has gotten out of hand this year probably the worst it's ever been since I first started book so forgive me I'm getting over cold so I probably sound a little bit congested but like I said my t- shelf is getting out of hand it's got over 50 books on it may overwhelm some of you maybe not to me it definitely does so I have picked 10 books here that I want to show you that I really want to read by the end of the year now of course I went to read every single book on my TBR or shelf but like I said it's over 50 that's not feasible for the end of the year for me because there's a lot of new releases coming out in September October and November that I really really want to get to so I figure 10 is a good number that it could stretch out over these next five months I think I figure 10 books is a good number to kind of stretch out to read over the rest of the year so these are 10 books that I really would love to read before the end of the year like I I need to read these honestly like I don't know why I haven't read them there's no good reason but maybe this video will help motivate me to read them and I'm really hoping that I do like I really hope I do it's new releases new releases are amazing but they really hinder my TBR pile a lot so first book should be no surprise because I have been literally talking about this forever like I haven't read it I haven't read it I'm still filming this video have I read yet nope haven't read and that is Win Witch by Susan dard this is the second book in the witchland series and I have yet to read it this came out in January so I am like 6 months behind I'm reading it so go me just kidding I failed horribly obviously um I haven't read this I said time and time again because I have heard mixed reviews on it a lot of people said it wasn't as good as the first book and I am like so deathly afraid this year of getting in a slump that if I hear mix reviews on it that people didn't like it I'm like no I'm just going to steer clear but either way I really enjoyed the first book so I need to read the second book and I need to read it before the third one comes out out obviously because I don't like being behind on sequels that is a really big pet peeve of mine I really like to be current with Siri so I need to this this needs to happen I'm thinking August the next book which again I think I'll probably read in August because there's not a lot of new releases um that is strange the dreamer by Lanny Taylor I got this I want to say three months ago I have been wanting to read it ever since I just really want to read a Lanny Taylor book and I have heard nothing but rave reviews about this book the one thing that intimidates me about this book is is the size yes it is massive also her writing saw I've heard it's beautiful but it's hard to get into so I am this gosh I hate when the sun does this every time I film it's really cloudy and goes in and out every time um but I've heard like her writing style is hard to get into so my fear is like not liking this book because I really want to like it but I know ultimately it'll be okay if I don't like it because I'm going to keep this book because the cover alone but I really want want to enjoy I really want to enjoy it but either way I need to read it so I'm thinking August are going to be the month I knock two of these at least out like I'm hoping so but I really need to read this one another one I need to read and there's no explanation for this one at all is carryon by rainbow roll yes I have not read this yet this is the only rainbow r book I haven't read yet and I think the reason why is because I know if I know I'm going to read this like I'll be like officially caught up on own rainbow roll and there won't be one on my shelf to read I'm like kind of saving this for some reason I need to read it everyone Raves about carry on and I know I'm probably going to love it because it's rainbow roll and I just love her book so much so um yeah maybe August for you I'm making my TBR for August already I'm not sure either way I'm sure I could fly through this and I just it's like I'm sad that's on my TBR shelf but like I'm also scared to read it because then I'll be officially caught up on all rainbow rooll books book is one I am saving for for a specific month and I'm saving this for December I've been told this is best to read this book in the winter that is The Book Thief by Marcus susac yes I know you're probably hating me because I'm one of the few that haven't read this yet I know number one the size the sheer size scares me number two I'm afraid it's going to break my heart to a million pieces number three that's all I got either way I'm planning to read this in December which is going to be a feat for me because December is December and like Christmas and so many things going on December but I maybe pick this book and maybe two two others and really try to focus on this one to read before the end of the year but either way I want 2017 to be the year I finally read the book thief and see what the buzz is all about because I'm sure I will love it I'm also afraid I'm not going to like it some people are not a fan of this book so I don't know we'll just have to see December though same for this December so if this is not on my December TBR pile make sure you comment and reference me to this video and say hey you said you were going to read this in December just make sure I'm counting on you guys next up a couple of contemporary books that I know I can fly through for some reason I haven't read them yet the first one is a list of cages by Robin R this again came out in January and I am a half a year behind this was very very popular in January everyone was talking about it I bought a copy of it and I haven't read this because I know it's going to break my heart a lot of people say this is a very hard-hitting contemporary well I do enjoy those a ton I I really have to make sure I like prepare my heart for them because I will probably cry a ton and it'll mess me up for a couple weeks so I plan to read this sometime in 2017 I don't know when but either way this year will happen I will read list a cages and it'll probably break my heart and Crush my soul but it'll be right on that same note is a Li and her Monsters by Franchesca zapia I got this in my out crate a couple months ago and I've heard amazing things about it again a lot of people say it's a hard-hitting contemporary I don't think it's as heartbreaking as a list of cages so that kind of like makes me a little bit open more to reading it I don't know what I'm trying to say here but I've heard amazing things about it and I really want to read it and I'm not worried about this I'm not I'll tell you at the end which ones I'm worried about the most being read but these two I'm not at all they're contemporaries I can fly through these and I'm really hoping I'll enjoy this one because like I said I've heard amazing things about it another one that's been on my shelf for quite some time is Jane Steel by lindsy Fay this is an adult kind of retelling of Jane Aon with like a serial killer twist so I may be saving this for October because I do plan to do like a whole like kind of spooky themed October like I did last year and I think there's even like a spookathon in October so I definitely want to use that for this because I feel like this is the perfect book to read in the fall so I'm already sitting my TV for the fall winter hope that's okay either way like I said you going to reference me to this video when I'm making my fall TBR when I'm making my tbrs in the future okay but either way I've heard amazing things about this a lot of people said this was like their favorite book of last year so I obviously am very very behind on getting to it speaking of being really behind on getting to books it is bit M was here by Frederick Bachman this is a Swedish author I read a man called UA last year and really really enjoyed it it's one of my favorite from the years I just love his writing style and I've heard amazing things about B movies here and a lot of people say to read my grandmother asked for me to tell you I'm sorry first but I honestly like the appeal of Brit I honestly like the plot more of Brit was here so I might be kind of cheating and read this out of order but I've heard a ton of people say this is their favorite by him is and promise myself not to buy his newest released bear tal until I read one of his books that are on my TBR shelf so that's also another motive so I could buy another book who else does that like you can't buy this book unless you read this other book I do that a lot and helps me keep myself in check doesn't always work sometimes though either way I'm not worried about this one again because it's freder Bachmann and I really love his writing style then I have another one saving for October because I don't know and that is stocking Jack The River by car Maniscalco and again this screams Autumn and screams October to me this is all about a girl that kind of stalks Jack the Ripper wants to learn his trade so I'm not worried about this one either I'm just kind of like making sh read it in 2017 because I know the sequel hunting P Dracula comes out in September and I got to read that because it's about vampires and I I'm a sucker get it for vampires like oh Buffy ruined me when it came to vampires not Twilight Buffy's the OG of vampires for me personally so if it's got vampires I'm just like a moth drawn to the flame okay so I want to read this one obviously before I read Dracula because I'm I'm going to have to hop on that and the last book or books I'm reading one of these that I want to read before 2017 ends is a classic every gos video I'm like I'm going to read a classic this year and I always start off Strong by starting one by the beginning of the year do I ever finish it no so I still need to read a classic this year so one of these is going to be red one of them so we got Alice's Adventures of Wonderland by Louis carol which is probably the easier route honestly and then we have The Time Machine by HD W which is like the first sci-fi novel ever so recommend to me which one I should read I will do it but either way I want to read a classic last year I read The Outsiders as my classic pick this year I need to read I'm just not good with Classics okay I'm going to be straight up with you about that a lot of people in book CH read a ton of Classics and I respect them so much for that but every time I crack up open a classic I just can't get into it for some reason so I've tried so many classes like at least 10 and I just cannot break the cycle of like finishing one so I just I don't know these are my two like safe options I guess you could say either way that was the 10 books I really want to read before 2017 ends or I guess before 2018 hits which is crazy that's going to be here in like half a year honestly a lot of these I'm not really worried about the ones I am kind of worried about are the Classics and The Book Thief those are the ones that are kind of a wild card on this list so we'll just have to see how it goes I really want to read the book Thief it's just the size of it daunts me and I'm setting myself up for failure by reading it in December so maybe I'll see that to January for I don't know so hard I'm already like backing out of this video already if you've read any of these 10 books let me know your thoughts and opinions on them are you also setting up yourself like a goal of particular books to read before the end of the year or am I the only crazy one doing it let me know if you enjoy this weird video of me talking about books I still need to read let me know be sure to give it a thumbs up and hit subscribe to see three bookish videos for me every single week I will see you guys in my next video byehello everyone today I'm here to share with you 10 books that I really need to SL want to read before the end of 2017 it's no secret my TBR Shelf has gotten out of hand this year probably the worst it's ever been since I first started book so forgive me I'm getting over cold so I probably sound a little bit congested but like I said my t- shelf is getting out of hand it's got over 50 books on it may overwhelm some of you maybe not to me it definitely does so I have picked 10 books here that I want to show you that I really want to read by the end of the year now of course I went to read every single book on my TBR or shelf but like I said it's over 50 that's not feasible for the end of the year for me because there's a lot of new releases coming out in September October and November that I really really want to get to so I figure 10 is a good number that it could stretch out over these next five months I think I figure 10 books is a good number to kind of stretch out to read over the rest of the year so these are 10 books that I really would love to read before the end of the year like I I need to read these honestly like I don't know why I haven't read them there's no good reason but maybe this video will help motivate me to read them and I'm really hoping that I do like I really hope I do it's new releases new releases are amazing but they really hinder my TBR pile a lot so first book should be no surprise because I have been literally talking about this forever like I haven't read it I haven't read it I'm still filming this video have I read yet nope haven't read and that is Win Witch by Susan dard this is the second book in the witchland series and I have yet to read it this came out in January so I am like 6 months behind I'm reading it so go me just kidding I failed horribly obviously um I haven't read this I said time and time again because I have heard mixed reviews on it a lot of people said it wasn't as good as the first book and I am like so deathly afraid this year of getting in a slump that if I hear mix reviews on it that people didn't like it I'm like no I'm just going to steer clear but either way I really enjoyed the first book so I need to read the second book and I need to read it before the third one comes out out obviously because I don't like being behind on sequels that is a really big pet peeve of mine I really like to be current with Siri so I need to this this needs to happen I'm thinking August the next book which again I think I'll probably read in August because there's not a lot of new releases um that is strange the dreamer by Lanny Taylor I got this I want to say three months ago I have been wanting to read it ever since I just really want to read a Lanny Taylor book and I have heard nothing but rave reviews about this book the one thing that intimidates me about this book is is the size yes it is massive also her writing saw I've heard it's beautiful but it's hard to get into so I am this gosh I hate when the sun does this every time I film it's really cloudy and goes in and out every time um but I've heard like her writing style is hard to get into so my fear is like not liking this book because I really want to like it but I know ultimately it'll be okay if I don't like it because I'm going to keep this book because the cover alone but I really want want to enjoy I really want to enjoy it but either way I need to read it so I'm thinking August are going to be the month I knock two of these at least out like I'm hoping so but I really need to read this one another one I need to read and there's no explanation for this one at all is carryon by rainbow roll yes I have not read this yet this is the only rainbow r book I haven't read yet and I think the reason why is because I know if I know I'm going to read this like I'll be like officially caught up on own rainbow roll and there won't be one on my shelf to read I'm like kind of saving this for some reason I need to read it everyone Raves about carry on and I know I'm probably going to love it because it's rainbow roll and I just love her book so much so um yeah maybe August for you I'm making my TBR for August already I'm not sure either way I'm sure I could fly through this and I just it's like I'm sad that's on my TBR shelf but like I'm also scared to read it because then I'll be officially caught up on all rainbow rooll books book is one I am saving for for a specific month and I'm saving this for December I've been told this is best to read this book in the winter that is The Book Thief by Marcus susac yes I know you're probably hating me because I'm one of the few that haven't read this yet I know number one the size the sheer size scares me number two I'm afraid it's going to break my heart to a million pieces number three that's all I got either way I'm planning to read this in December which is going to be a feat for me because December is December and like Christmas and so many things going on December but I maybe pick this book and maybe two two others and really try to focus on this one to read before the end of the year but either way I want 2017 to be the year I finally read the book thief and see what the buzz is all about because I'm sure I will love it I'm also afraid I'm not going to like it some people are not a fan of this book so I don't know we'll just have to see December though same for this December so if this is not on my December TBR pile make sure you comment and reference me to this video and say hey you said you were going to read this in December just make sure I'm counting on you guys next up a couple of contemporary books that I know I can fly through for some reason I haven't read them yet the first one is a list of cages by Robin R this again came out in January and I am a half a year behind this was very very popular in January everyone was talking about it I bought a copy of it and I haven't read this because I know it's going to break my heart a lot of people say this is a very hard-hitting contemporary well I do enjoy those a ton I I really have to make sure I like prepare my heart for them because I will probably cry a ton and it'll mess me up for a couple weeks so I plan to read this sometime in 2017 I don't know when but either way this year will happen I will read list a cages and it'll probably break my heart and Crush my soul but it'll be right on that same note is a Li and her Monsters by Franchesca zapia I got this in my out crate a couple months ago and I've heard amazing things about it again a lot of people say it's a hard-hitting contemporary I don't think it's as heartbreaking as a list of cages so that kind of like makes me a little bit open more to reading it I don't know what I'm trying to say here but I've heard amazing things about it and I really want to read it and I'm not worried about this I'm not I'll tell you at the end which ones I'm worried about the most being read but these two I'm not at all they're contemporaries I can fly through these and I'm really hoping I'll enjoy this one because like I said I've heard amazing things about it another one that's been on my shelf for quite some time is Jane Steel by lindsy Fay this is an adult kind of retelling of Jane Aon with like a serial killer twist so I may be saving this for October because I do plan to do like a whole like kind of spooky themed October like I did last year and I think there's even like a spookathon in October so I definitely want to use that for this because I feel like this is the perfect book to read in the fall so I'm already sitting my TV for the fall winter hope that's okay either way like I said you going to reference me to this video when I'm making my fall TBR when I'm making my tbrs in the future okay but either way I've heard amazing things about this a lot of people said this was like their favorite book of last year so I obviously am very very behind on getting to it speaking of being really behind on getting to books it is bit M was here by Frederick Bachman this is a Swedish author I read a man called UA last year and really really enjoyed it it's one of my favorite from the years I just love his writing style and I've heard amazing things about B movies here and a lot of people say to read my grandmother asked for me to tell you I'm sorry first but I honestly like the appeal of Brit I honestly like the plot more of Brit was here so I might be kind of cheating and read this out of order but I've heard a ton of people say this is their favorite by him is and promise myself not to buy his newest released bear tal until I read one of his books that are on my TBR shelf so that's also another motive so I could buy another book who else does that like you can't buy this book unless you read this other book I do that a lot and helps me keep myself in check doesn't always work sometimes though either way I'm not worried about this one again because it's freder Bachmann and I really love his writing style then I have another one saving for October because I don't know and that is stocking Jack The River by car Maniscalco and again this screams Autumn and screams October to me this is all about a girl that kind of stalks Jack the Ripper wants to learn his trade so I'm not worried about this one either I'm just kind of like making sh read it in 2017 because I know the sequel hunting P Dracula comes out in September and I got to read that because it's about vampires and I I'm a sucker get it for vampires like oh Buffy ruined me when it came to vampires not Twilight Buffy's the OG of vampires for me personally so if it's got vampires I'm just like a moth drawn to the flame okay so I want to read this one obviously before I read Dracula because I'm I'm going to have to hop on that and the last book or books I'm reading one of these that I want to read before 2017 ends is a classic every gos video I'm like I'm going to read a classic this year and I always start off Strong by starting one by the beginning of the year do I ever finish it no so I still need to read a classic this year so one of these is going to be red one of them so we got Alice's Adventures of Wonderland by Louis carol which is probably the easier route honestly and then we have The Time Machine by HD W which is like the first sci-fi novel ever so recommend to me which one I should read I will do it but either way I want to read a classic last year I read The Outsiders as my classic pick this year I need to read I'm just not good with Classics okay I'm going to be straight up with you about that a lot of people in book CH read a ton of Classics and I respect them so much for that but every time I crack up open a classic I just can't get into it for some reason so I've tried so many classes like at least 10 and I just cannot break the cycle of like finishing one so I just I don't know these are my two like safe options I guess you could say either way that was the 10 books I really want to read before 2017 ends or I guess before 2018 hits which is crazy that's going to be here in like half a year honestly a lot of these I'm not really worried about the ones I am kind of worried about are the Classics and The Book Thief those are the ones that are kind of a wild card on this list so we'll just have to see how it goes I really want to read the book Thief it's just the size of it daunts me and I'm setting myself up for failure by reading it in December so maybe I'll see that to January for I don't know so hard I'm already like backing out of this video already if you've read any of these 10 books let me know your thoughts and opinions on them are you also setting up yourself like a goal of particular books to read before the end of the year or am I the only crazy one doing it let me know if you enjoy this weird video of me talking about books I still need to read let me know be sure to give it a thumbs up and hit subscribe to see three bookish videos for me every single week I will see you guys in my next video bye\n"