This week I'm combining two weekly Tuesday memes:
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by The Artsy Reader where each week they post a new top ten list and ask fellow bookish folk to share their lists on that topic.
This week the theme is: Books on My Summer 2025 to-Read List:
I read all the books from my Spring 2025 TBR, so yay!
Most on my list here will be releasing over the summer, but two are ones that have already released: The Widowmaker (Black Harbor #2) by Hannay Morrissey released in 2022 and One Fell Sweep by Ilona Andrews released in 2016, a re-read for a read-along hosted by Anne @Books of My Heart. I'm excited for each and every one of them!
Hunter's Heart Ridge (Franklin Warren and Alice Bellows Mystery #2) by Sarah Stewart Taylor (8/5/25)
The Blue Horse (Porter Beck #2) by Bruce Borgos (7/8/25)
Atonement Sky (Psy-Changeling Trinity #9) by Nalini Singh (7/15/25)
A Silence in Belgrave Square (A Below Stairs Mystery #8) by Jennifer Ashley (8/12/25)
The Dead Come to Stay (Ardemore House #2) by Brandy Schillace (8/5/25)
A Moment's Shadow (Verity Kent #8) by Anna Lee Huber (8/26/25)
A Tarnished Canvas (Lady Darby #13) by Anna Lee Huber (6/24/25)
One Fell Sweep (Innkeeper Chronicles #3) by Ilona Andrews (12/20/16)
The Widowmaker (Black Harbor #2) by Hannah Morrissey (12/6/22)
Rage (Kate Burkholder #17) by Linda Castillo (7/8/25)
And now for Tell Me Something Tuesday:
Tell Me Something Tuesday is a weekly discussion post where bloggers discuss a wide range of topics from books and blogging to life in general. For info on TMST click HERE.
This week's topic:
How do you choose what to read next?
I make a list for each month where I note all the ARCs due and I try and keep up with that. I also try to squeeze in whatever library lends become available in between. I try not to accept/request too many ARCs so that I can read what I want, when I want. I do pretty well with not requesting books, however invites are harder to resist, but still, I'm pretty restrained for the most part.
What's on your Summer 2025 TBR and How do you choose what to read next?