Not sure why I read 22 books in April but I did find some tremendous reads to recommend @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Not sure why I read 22 books in April but I did find some tremendous reads to recommend  @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A video where I make a brave effort to talk about too many books. April was fun though. Use the timestamps to jump to the books that interest you.

0:00 intro ramble
1:05 Some good graphic memoirs including Stitches David Small and Feeding Ghosts Tessa Hulls youtu.be/_S88BBzhmHE?si=zgp5eT9c8RPWkhz1
1:33 Lady Sings the Blues Billie Holliday and William Dufty, A Woman of Firsts Edna Adan Ismail and Wendy Holden, Seychelles Global Citizen James Mancham youtu.be/2hufT6MtrzE?si=3mPo9mkNfm2d1MRy
3:06 She Who Remains Rene Karabash translated by Izidora Angel youtu.be/NmEBX2beT7Q?si=svOYd_rmRxH6eP1u
3:50 Sagalong, Saga of Hrafnkel Frey's Godi and Saga of the Confederates announcement by Vin @revenantreads youtu.be/aF4_4FqXQQU?si=4rUee4RIhikYECM0
5:49 Lost Sir Massingberd James Payn thanks to Roy @royreadsanything
6:51 The Woodlanders Thomas Hardy thanks to Jen @JentheLibrarianreads
8:44 Bluestockings Susannah Gibson with thanks to the People April groupreaders on Discord and my cohosts Brian @BookishTexan and Hannah @HannahsBooks
11:12 Buried Alice Roberts
12:05 Embers Sandor Marai translated by Carol Brown Janeway thanks to Katja @PageTurnersWithKatja
14:37 Pointed Roofs Dorothy Richardson thanks Jo Smith
16:32 The Inheritance Cauvery Madhavan thanks Priscilla @EveningReader and Sarah @sarah-roadworthy
18:20 Kitchen Banana Yoshimoto translated by Megan Backus
20:30 Adam Gboyega Odubanjo
23:00 In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play Sarah Ruhl
and The Bacchae Euripides thanks Angelia @readandre-read
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Not sure why I read 22 books in April but I did find some tremendous reads to recommend

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