Monthly TBR: July 2022 –

Hey everyone!
Today, I am sharing my July TBR with you all. For July, I am trying to get through as many books on my NetGalley shelf as I can, so I have chosen the following 8 books, including 1 which I have already started.

1 – The Silent Brother by Simon Van Der Velde

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This is the book I have already started. I received a review copy of The Silent Brother from the author. I previously read his short story collection and loved it, so I’ve been really excited about this one.

2 – Her Secret War by Pam Lecky

The Secret War has been on my NetGalley shelves for a while, and this is one that I am super excited about. I’m in the mood for some historical fiction right now, so I’m definitely looking forward to this.

3 – The Visitors by Caroline Scott

Caroline Scott is one of my favourite authors, and I can’t wait to dive in to The Visitors. I have very high expectations for this one.

4 – Good & Evil by Giacometti & Ravenne

Good & Evil has been on my NetGalley shelves for the longest time, too long to even talk about, it’s embarrassing. It’s about time I tick it off the list.

5 – Artists’ Letters by Michael Bird

Artists’ Letters is sure to be an interesting read. As someone who is hugely interested in art, you can imagine how much I’m looking forward to reading this.

6 – Magpie by Sophie Draper

I have only heard good things about Magpie, so I’m excited to read it! If the cover is anything to go by, I think I’m going to love it.

7 – Her Last Holiday by C.L. Taylor

C.L. Taylor is such a hugely popular author, so I’m nervous about reading Her Last Holiday, because I’m expecting a lot from it, and I’m desperately hoping it lives up to my expectations.

8 – How To Be True by Daisy May Johnson

I will be reading How To Be True for the upcoming @PushkinPress blog tour. My stop on the tour is 15th July, so keep an eye out for my post that day!

Which books are on your July TBR?
Have you read any of the books on mine?
If yes, what did you think?

Let me know in the comments!

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