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 Autumn 2024 TBR. For my Autumn 2024 TBR, I will list books I hope to read from October to December 2024.
How did my Summer 2024 TBR go? Not too great, honestly! I read one of the ten books I listed, and I may finish at least one more. I also DNFed one.
In 2024, I plan to focus more on reading my current 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.
All titles are linked to Goodreads.
Without further ado, here is my Autumn 2024 TBR!
Elephants Can Remember by Agatha Christie
- Genre: Mystery
- Release Date: November 1972
- Category: Shortest Book (160 pages)
- Note: I own a copy different from the one I’m linking to. This one is around 250 pages.
The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: October 2012
- Category: Longest Book (496 pages)
Petals and Poison by Jess Dylan
- Genre: Cozy Mystery
- Release Date: November 2021
- Category: Fewest Ratings (227)
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt
- Genre: Contemporary
- Release Date: May 2022
- Category: Most Ratings (717, 487)
The Starlet and the Spy by Ji-min Lee
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: July 2009
- Category: Lowest Average Rating (3.14)
Christmas at the Vinyl Cafe by Stuart McLean
- Genre: Christmas Anthology
- Release Date: October 2019
- Category: Highest Average Rating (4.55)
Poirot Investigates by Agatha Christie
- Genre: Mystery
- Release Date: March 1924
- Category: Oldest Book by Original Release Date
My Roommate Is a Vampire by Jenna Levine
- Genre: Paranormal Romance
- Release Date: August 2023
- Category: Newest Book by Original Release Date
Dreaming in Chocolate by Susan Bishop Crispell
- Genre: Romance
- Release Date: February 2018
- Category: On TBR the Longest (October 2022)
Miss Marple’s Final Cases by Agatha Christie
- Genre: Mystery
- Release Date: October 1979
- Category: Most Recent Addition to TBR (April 2024)
And that concludes my Autumn 2024 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 Summer 2024 TBR go? What books are on your Autumn 2024 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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Everyone in my book club loved Remarkably Bright Creatures.
I was surprised to find it at a local Free Little Library.
Pam
I have been reading more off my TBR lately, though it’s hard to resist the shiny new books sometimes.
I love all the Agatha Christie on your list! I haven’t read any of hers for a couple years. And I’ve heard good things about Remarkably Bright Creatures!
Remarkably Bright Creatures is one of those books I’ve heard a lot of great things about. Hope you like it.
I read my first Agatha Christie last year and have been meaning to read more. Hope you love all of these.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Each time I see an Agatha Christie novel I’m confronted with the fact that I should give one of hers a chance! Some of these are titles I don’t think I’ve heard of by her too so that’s fun! 🙂 Hope you enjoy these all and have a happy fall TBR reading experience. Thanks so much for visiting my list today.
I love your idea of picking categories to read each quarter! That’s a really neat way to pick books for your seasonal TBR.
I’ve seen a lot of people reading Agatha Christie lately. Enjoy 🙂
Here’s my list: https://collettaskitchensink.blogspot.com/2024/09/top-ten-tuesday-books-on-my-fall-tbr.html
The Starlet and the Spy looks good!
I love how there’s so many genres here!! Petals and Poison is calling to me! I hope you enjoy them all!
Count me intrigued by the star and the spy! Looks like Marilyn.
I hope you enjoy each and every one when get the chance to read them.
I’m always one to write a TBR and then pretty much ignore it so I’m not sure how my summer went. I hate in when we wind up with a DNF but there is no point in reading something we aren’t enjoying. Based on the cover, The Secret Keeper and Petals and Poison look like reads I might like.
I should have added any Agatha Christie into my TBR, but I kind of forgot, focusing on other challenges. I miss reading her books though. My Roommate is a Vampire sounds fun!
Thanks for stopping by my TTT.
Great list! I HIGHLY recommend starting with Remarkably Bright Creatures! It’s a wonderful book! Happy Tuesday!
I’ve only read Remarkably Bright Creatures but the others you listed look interesting too! My Roommate is a Vampire sounds fun!
Haze
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Agatha Christie’s books are always a good time. My favorite are Miss Marple!
Love the Agatha Christie theme 🙂
Petals and Poison sounds fun
I bought Remarkably Bright Creatures recently, looking forward to that as well!
I’ve been reading a bunch of Agatha Christie novels lately too — hope you have a lot of fun with them too!
The Starlet and the Spy looks really interesting. I hope you enjoy all of these when you read them and have a great week.
How nice to have everything on your bookshelf! I have very little on mine. Unless you count cookbooks. Happy reading!
Cool list! The Starlet and the Spy looks interesting. I hope you enjoy these books! 😀
Love the cozy mystery vibes from this list. I hope you enjoy all these!
Ooo, an Agatha Christie fall looks very compelling!
I like the look of so many of those books in your list!
Enjoy!
Have a great week!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
https://budgettalesblog.wordpress.com/2024/09/25/www-wednesday-currently-reading-finished-reading-reading-next-104/
Happy reading! 🙂