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#Hamilthon TBR

Hey look, it's Nox coming back to you with another TBR she won't finish.

Hi everyone, welcome to Nox Reads, I'm "Nox", and today I'm shaming the Internet for not telling me that there is going to be a month-long readathon based on one of my favorite musicals.

Foxes and Fairytales is just killing it with the readathons. She hosted #Mythothon back in November (which I meant to participate in but completely failed at...whoops?) This is the link to her original post about #Hamilthon.

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Alexander Hamilton - Read a Book With A Name in the Title
My Plain Jane (The Lady Janies, #2)

I've never actually read Jane Eyre, but I saw the movie in AP English and it was pretty good (I know, I know), so I'm excited about this retelling! I think what I'm most excited for is to see Charlotte Bronte as a character! I love that they made her a part of her own story. Also, having Jane as a medium is interesting, and I wonder it'll drive the story.

The Reynolds Pamphlet - Read Something Short

Fruits Basket, Vol. 4

I need to finish Fruits Baskets! The manga is short enough that I can finish it within the hour - I might even read two! I adore the characters in the series (especially Kyo) and how something crazy always happens. I can't wait to continue with the series!

The World Was Wide Enough - Not Set in My Country

The Gilded Wolves (The Gilded Wolves, #1)

I received The Gilded Wolves in my January OwlCrate box, and I'm buddy-reading it this month! From what I've heard, I believe the book is set in France in the 1800s, so this definitely counts for the prompt! I don't know much about the book, but I'm excited to get into it. I believe there's a diverse cast of characters and a heist, and I'll do my best to not compare it to Six of Crows.

Helpless - Book with Romance

Muse of Nightmares (Strange the Dreamer, #2)

I am in love with Strange the Dreamer and I need Muse of Nightmares now!
Since the first book had such a strong relationship between Sarai and Lazlo, I'm assuming that the second will too, so it definitely counts for this prompt!

My Shot - Read a Standalone

Radio Silence

I'm buddy-reading this as well (so many buddy reads, so little time) and I've heard a lot of good things about this! I'm excited to get into it.

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With these books, the character I end at will be the one, the only, Alexander Hamilton himself!

I'm pretty sure that I can read another path too, but considering my track record with readathons and TBRs, I'm not going to get too ahead of myself. Thank you for reading, and I hope you have an awesome day!

~ Nox
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