June TBR || #EverydayMay

TL;DR

April shares her June TBR (To Be Read) list, including books like "The Exorcist," "Behind Her Eyes," and "The Book of Negroes."

Transcript

hey guys it is April from getting hooker with it today I wanted to do a June TBR for you I don't usually do DVRs but I've got a bunch of books out from the library that I'm hoping to read this month anyway so I thought I would do this little video for you so let's get into it so the first book is something I'm reading right now that I highly doubt ... Read More

Key Insights

• 😃 April is excited to read a variety of genres, including horror ("The Exorcist" and "Machi"), mysteries ("Behind Her Eyes"), dystopia ("Red Clocks"), and historical fiction ("The Book of Negroes").
• 🫠 She mentions buddy reading "The Exorcist" with Vicki and Laura, showing her engagement in the bookish community.
• 🏃 April is interested in exploring the benefits of exercise through the book "Spark" and hopes it will motivate her to get back into exercising.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is "The Exorcist" about?

"The Exorcist" is a story about a young girl named Regan who becomes possessed by a demon. April mentions that she has seen the movie version multiple times, making the reading experience nerve-racking but enjoyable so far.

Q: What is "Behind Her Eyes" about?

"Behind Her Eyes" follows a single mother who meets a man at a bar and later discovers that he is her new boss. She also comes across his wife, Adele, and senses something strange happening in their marriage. April is excited to read this psychological thriller.

Q: What is "Red Clocks" about?

"Red Clocks" is set in a dystopian world where women have limited rights to their own bodies. The government has control over unborn babies, banning abortions and restricting IVF. The story follows multiple women from different perspectives. April, going through IVF herself, is drawn to the storyline.

Q: What is "The Book of Negroes" about?

"The Book of Negroes" follows a girl who is kidnapped from Africa and sent to America to become a slave. It is a piece of Canadian literature, and April has been intrigued by the book and wants to finally read it.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• April shares her June TBR list, which includes books such as "The Exorcist," "The Trouble with Goats and Sheep," "Behind Her Eyes," "Machi," "Spark," "Red Clocks," and "The Book of Negroes."

• She provides brief descriptions of each book, including plot summaries and her reasons for wanting to read them.

• April acknowledges that her TBR list may change, but she is excited to dive into these books in the month of June.