Happy Tuesday, y’all! It’s that time again. What time is it? It’s time to share our seasonal TBR. Jana, over at That Artsy Reader Girl, asks us to share a seasonal TBR every quarter. For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, that means our Spring 2025 TBR. For my Spring 2025 TBR, I will list books I hope to read from April to June 2025.
How did my Winter 2025 TBR go? Not too great, honestly! I read two of the ten books I listed, and I may finish at least one more. I also DNFed two.
In 2024, I focused more on reading my current physical TBR instead of trying to read all the new books. I have come up with ten categories of books that I want to focus on each quarter. These books currently reside on my physical bookshelf, so I have no excuse not to read them. While I wasn’t overly successful, I will continue to focus on my physical books in 2025. But I’ll be changing up some of the categories.
All titles are linked to Goodreads.
Without further ado, here is my Spring 2025 TBR!
The Christie Curse by Victoria Abbott
- Genre: Cozy Mystery
- Release Date: March 201
- Category: Author’s Name A->Z
Bookworm by Robin Yeatman
- Genre: Contemporary
- Release Date: February 2023
- Category: Author’s Name Z->A
The Accidental Further Adventures of the Hundred-Year-Old Man by Jonas Jonasson
- Genre: Contemporary
- Release Date: August 2018
- Category: Title A->Z
Wrath of the Triple Goddess by Rick Riordan
- Genre: Middle Grade, Fantasy
- Release Date: September 2024
- Category: Title Z->A
Little Book of Toronto Blue Jays Stories by Andrew Podnieks
- Genre: Nonfiction, Sports
- Release Date: January 2020
- Category: Fewest Ratings
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt
- Genre: Contemporary, Magical Realism
- Release Date: May 2022
- Category: Most Ratings
The Huntress by Kate Quinn
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: February 2019
- Category: Random #1
Women of the Post by Joshunda Sanders
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: July 2023
- Category: Random #2
The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians by James Patterson and Matt Eversmann
- Genre: Nonfiction
- Release Date: April 2024
- Category: Random #3
A Good Day for Chardonnay by Darynda Jones
- Genre: Mystery
- Release Date: July 2021
- Category: Random #4
And that concludes my Spring 2025 TBR! Hopefully, I’ll be reading more books than these. Why do I say that? Because I currently have access to these books. And that means I can read them when I’m ready! Which one should I start with?
How did your Winter 2025 TBR go? What books are on your Spring 2025 TBR? I would love to know!
Are you looking for some more books to read? Check out my other bookish lists, book reviews, and monthly reading wrap-ups.
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Happy spring reading!
Remarkably Bright Creatures is wonderful! 🐙 Happy Spring Reading! 🌷📚
Bookworm looks good!
I’ve heard great things about Remarkably Bright Creatures! I’m intrigued by The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians too. Happy reading!
Here is my TTT: https://thissideofstoryland.blogspot.com/2025/03/top-ten-tuesday-spring-2025-tbr.html
I’m surprised I know two of these!! I love Darynda Jones and hope you enjoy Creatures too!!
I’ll have to check out the Hundred Old Man books!
I’ve heard good things about Remarkably Bright Creatures.
I was looking at Remarkably Bright Creatures on my shelf the other day and I was tempted to pick it up but I didn’t think I was in the right mood for it. It sounds very interesting though and I hope you enjoy it! I also had a Percy Jackson on my list today but it’s the first in the series and it’ll be my first time reading it 😃 Very exciting! I hope you enjoy all of these books whenever you get to them.
I still need to read Remarkably Bright Creatures for the first time haha!
The Huntress was a great favorite for my book club. Everytime any of us in the club were together prior to the meeting, we’d talk about the book. I don’t think that has happened before.