Top Books I Want To Read This Spring

TL;DR

Regan discusses her spring TBR list, including fantasy, sci-fi, and emotional reads.

Transcript

hi everyone it's regan and welcome back to another video today i'm coming at you with a seasonal tbr video it's well established i love a list i love making monthly tbrs yearly tbrs but today i'm going to be chatting through my seasonal spring tbr i don't know what it is maybe it's the upcoming promise of a lot of rain april showers bring lots of t... Read More

Key Insights

• 🫠 Regan's spring TBR includes emotionally intense reads, diverse in genre and style.
• 👶 Priorities include finishing series like Stormlight Archives and embarking on new fantasy adventures.
• 🧑‍💼 Regan aims to explore standalone works and delve into different genres like sci-fi and contemporary fiction.

Questions & Answers

Q: What are Regan's major priorities for her spring TBR?

Regan's major priorities include finishing the Stormlight Archives series by Brandon Sanderson with "Oathbringer" and "Rhythm of War."

Q: Which longer fantasy reads does Regan hope to tackle this spring?

Regan plans to read Robin Hobb's 20 Man Trilogy, focusing on "The Fool's Errand," and M.L. Wang's standalone fantasy "Sword of Kaigen."

Q: What is the premise of "A Memory Called Empire" by Arkady Martine?

"A Memory Called Empire" follows ambassador Mahit Dzamir as she navigates political intrigue and a murder mystery in a sci-fi setting.

Q: What lighter fantasy option does Regan plan to read this spring?

Regan looks forward to reading "Amari and the Night Brothers" by B.B. Alston, a middle-grade fantasy full of magic and whimsy.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Regan discusses her TBR list for spring, focusing on emotionally intense books.

• Major priorities include finishing the Stormlight Archives series and Robin Hobb's 20 Man Trilogy.

• Other selections include fantasy standalone "Sword of Kaigen," sci-fi "A Memory Called Empire," and lighter options like "Amari and the Night Brothers."