May 2016 TBR

April is almost over, so it's time to decide what to read in May.

The Attachments by Rainbow Rowell - Book club pick for this month. Luckily, I already own it, it's short, and it's light and fun. Perfect for this crazy month.

The Road to Little Dribbling by Bill Bryson - I've got this one going right now. It's pretty fun so far.

The Queen of the Night by Alexander Chee - Excited about this one. I've heard it's amazing.

The Distant Hours by Kate Morton - Because I didn't get to it last month.

Men We Reaped by Jesamyn Ward - This is another book from my list of 10 books to read this year. If I don't start getting these read, I won't get them finished. This one's short, though.

Your Hate Mail Will be Graded by John Scalzi - This is one I have from hold and need to get done ASAP!

American Housewife by Helen Ellis - This is a little book of short stories that is supposed to be amazing.

Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld - I'm super excited about this latest installment in the Jane Austen Project. This is a modern re-telling of Pride and Prejudice. You know I have to read all the JA books.

Delilah Dirk and the King's Shilling by Tony Cliff - The next in this graphic novel series for middle grades. I basically put it on here to make my list look super long.

And also all those Sequoyah books I have.

8 books. That's kind of a lot. Well, we'll see how it goes.