What I read this month: March 2022 - by Ava - Shelf Help
Welcome to Shelf Help, a Substack about consumption. The foundation of this newsletter is a monthly post about everything I’ve read, which is for me as much as it is for you because I often lose track of what I’ve read and when. Other topics include: more in-depth posts about my favorite books of the month, posts about movies/TikToks/I’m not sure yet, and a potential book club (maybe!! no promises). I’d also like to hear about/see your bookshelves and what you’re reading (shelfies, get it?).
Photo of Admont Abbey Library by Nat S. Retsu Welcome to Shelf Help, a Substack about consumption. The foundation of this newsletter is a monthly post about everything I’ve read, which is for me as much as it is for you because I often lose track of what I’ve read and when. Other topics include: more in-depth posts about my favorite books of the month, posts about movies/TikToks/I’m not sure yet, and a potential book club (maybe!! no promises). I’d also like to hear about/see your bookshelves and what you’re reading (shelfies, get it?). This month I stopped writing and started thinking…
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