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July TBR

During the summer months, I like to pick a monthly To Read List as I have more time to read the books I want to without juggling college material. Also, this gives me a little more structure to what I read and gives me some motivation to keep up and improve my reading speed and comprehension. During this time, I like to have several books with a designated amount to read to keep my interest in all of my reading time and to be able to focus on several different ideas during a day’s reading. I also try to read about a hundred pages each day to give myself a bit of a break since it is summer. I also try to have a variety of history and fiction books to keep it fun. So with that, below is a list of books I want to complete in July.

Egyptian Book of the Dead

 

This book is chunky. So, I have divided this book into 23 sections to read during the month. I took an Egyptian Archeology class and loved it, so I had to get it when I saw this book. I am so excited about this one, and I hope to finish in July.

 

Serpent and Dove by Shelby Mahurin

My sister is making me read this book, she read it last year and has been on my case about reading it, and I told her I would try it during the summer. Although I am being forced to read this, I am ready to dive into it if it is as good as my sister says it is.

 

Disobeying Hitler by Randall Hansen

I know nothing about this book; the cover made me get it.

 

Son Of Neptune by Rick Riordan

I am a little behind on this series. I never read these books until I was an adult, and I love them!

 Link for Picture - https://www.amazon.com/Son-Neptune-Heroes-Olympus-Book/dp/1423141997

 

Train to Nowhere by Anita Leslie

All I know is this book is about women in World War Two.

 

Code name Madeleine by Arthur J. Magida

This book is about a World War Two spy. Other than that no clue.

 

A Curse so Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer

This is a Beauty and the Beast retelling. The first sentence got me hooked on this book. Also, I am always behind the trend, so I am finally excited to be reading this.

 

Overall I am so excited for July's reading month. Please share your most excited read for July. 

Have a great day!

Savanah

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