Finished 4 books in May 2026. Way ahead of my roomie on #Spellmonger now and trying to wait patiently for them to mention certain events. 😅 They are enjoying the side trilogies, so I think I'll loop back and read those after I get current on the main storyline.

May's #nonfiction selection was the #audiobook version of White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo. This is part of the Be A Better Person challenge on #StoryGraph. Kind of surface level and a bit repetitive, but it's a decent introduction. A reviewer recommended following up with So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo, which is also part of the challenge, so I've added that to my #TBR.

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In April 2026, I finished reading 8 books. I'm now caught up on the #DungeonCrawlerCarl series and awaiting the next book on May 12. And still making progress on #Spellmonger. I didn't realize just how many books there would be when I started (19 and counting!? plus several anthologies and two side trilogies). My roomie opted to read the trilogies in story order, but I'm skipping the side quests for now. I want to know what happens!

My #nonfiction selection for April was the audiobook version of Scrappy Little Nobody by Anna Kendrick. I needed something lighter, and that fit the bill. I added a couple of her movies I haven't seen to my watch list. And I think I'll watch Into The Woods again. Boy, do I hate Annie, though.

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I finished 9 books in March 2026. Still enjoying and making progress on the #Spellmonger and #DungeonCrawlerCarl series. Both have a lot of books, and they're on the longer side. My roomie is also listening to the Spellmonger books and had spoiled a few minor things for me when they were ahead. I have now passed them by roughly two books, to my estimation. 🎉

My #nonfiction book this month was James Nestor's Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, which I listened to sped up. It was fascinating and kind of blew my mind a little bit. I highly recommend it, especially for anyone suffering from sleep apnea and/or crooked teeth. (CW: medical procedures, animal testing, and a passing mention of cannibalism.)

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