It's Nonfiction November, I have a fantasy trilogy to finish before the end of the year, and my TBR is already looking a little ambitious. 😂

Welcome to The TBR Table, where we share what we're hoping to read, swap recommendations, and inevitably convince each other to add another 47 books to our already ridiculous TBRs.

Here's what I'm hoping to pick up this month!

🧂 Salt: A World History by Mark Kurlansky: It's Nonfiction November! And what better way to participate than reading an entire book about SALT? 😂 I'm genuinely fascinated by the idea of exploring world history through something we use every single day.

⚔️ Empire by Sabaa Tahir: I've been wanting to dive back into Sabaa Tahir's storytelling, and I'm ready for some immersive fantasy!

👑 Splintered Kingdom by Gretchen Powell Fox: I am DETERMINED to finish this trilogy before the end of 2026. Nothing like an approaching deadline to motivate me to tackle a series finale!

🦖 Tyrant Lizard Queen by Riley Black: Narrative nonfiction that follows a T. rex from hatching through adulthood, blending the latest paleontological discoveries with immersive storytelling. A dinosaur's entire life told almost like a novel?! SIGN ME UP. I'm especially excited to see the softer, more surprising side of one of history's most terrifying predators.

Will I actually read all four? Your guess is as good as mine. My TBR is more of a suggestion than a legally binding agreement. 😂 But enough about MY books. What's everyone else bringing to the table?

💬 Your turn!

📚 Share 1–3 books you're hoping to read in November in the comments. 🍂 Are you participating in Nonfiction November, or are you reading something completely different?

👀 See a book on someone else's TBR that you've loved? Tell them! Maybe you'll even find a November reading buddy.

No pressure to finish everything, no judgment if your reading plans completely change, and absolutely no required reading. The only rule at The TBR Table? Make room for one more book. 🖤