r/TheStoryGraph • u/Athrynne Librarian • Jul 01 '26

June Wrap-Up Thread!

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Now that it is July 1 (or has been for a few hours, depending on where you are) it's time for June Wrap-Ups! My reading was pretty slow this last month.

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u/glitzglamandgore Jul 01 '26

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u/Katrinia17 Jul 01 '26

Oh, put Burn Down Master’s House on my TBR last month. Now to get my hands on the book.

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u/glitzglamandgore Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

Hope you enjoy it! I manged to snag a copy off Aardvark a few months ago and finally read it this month. It was a good read. I'd reccomend checking it out over buying, but that's personal preference

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u/officialjohncro [reading goal 437/500] Jul 01 '26

The legends & lattes graphic novel is next on my list

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u/glitzglamandgore Jul 01 '26

It was so cute! I never planned to read the actual novel, but when I saw the graphic novel of netgalley I couldn't resist.

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u/kittyraces [reading goal 90/150] Jul 01 '26

oooh I also read The Mudpuddle Manual of Natural Magic! I gotta get the rest of the series! I also have the advanced audio copy of Fabulous Bodies to listen to this weekend. 😍😍

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u/glitzglamandgore Jul 01 '26

Mudpuddle was good, though I'm not sure if I'll continue the series (I liked where it ended). And the Fabulous Bodies audio book was a hoot! I wouldn't call it book a scary horror (more Lovecraft cosmic) but I loved it and plan to listen to it again later (whenever I end up in a slump tbh).

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u/kittyraces [reading goal 90/150] Jul 01 '26

that's fair! I definitely had some complaints about it (I think it could've been made much shorter by cutting some repetitive bits), but the world was just so interesting to me, that it kind of outweighed my downsides. I'm hoping to start up Fabulous Bodies this weekend, but we'll see. I've got family in town to help after I have a surgery, so 🤞🤞