Planning My 2026 Reading Like This Might Fix Something
I accidentally became someone who plans their reading a year in advance, and honestly, I’m still processing that. In this video, I walk through the twelve books I’m tentatively assigning to each month of 2026, not as a contract, but as a gesture of goodwill toward future me. This is a reading plan shaped by seasons, emotional stamina, and the quiet fantasy that order might briefly hold. This is not a TBR manifesto. It’s a suggestion box. :: Other Channels, Other Plans :: 📌 @AContemplativeReader1 → • 2026 Reading Goals & Possibilities: SciFi-... A calm, deeply considered walk through 2026 reading intentions that blends Gene Wolfe, theology, science fiction, and genuine curiosity. 📌 @AnOasisofBooks → • Reading & Channel Plans: Eclectic Reading,... Thoughtful and quietly ambitious, this video lays out a 2026 reading vision rooted in reflection, restraint, and long-form commitment. Perfect for viewers who like intentional goals without performative pressure. 📌 @BooksAndJams → • 2026 Goals and Word of the Year || vlogmas... A refreshingly honest goal-setting video that balances faith, grief, spreadsheets, and radical focus. Between debt-free plans, rereads, and a six-month book-buying freeze, this one is equal parts vulnerable and motivating. 📌 @booksimnotreading → • Books (outside my goals) I'm Dreaming Abou... A realistic, slightly chaotic look at books Kelly hopes to squeeze into 2026, fully acknowledging that ambition and reality rarely align. Comforting, funny, and very “we’ll see how it goes.” 📌 @katesreadsandthreads → • 26 Priority Reads for 2026 A big-energy reading year vision packed with fantasy, series commitments, and a delightfully unhinged book count. 📌 @LiteraryMichelle2025 → • 2026 Books I’m Most Excited For | Book Hau... A grounded look at 2026 reading intentions shaped by a no-buy mindset, literary fiction priorities, and realistic pacing. Calm, thoughtful, and reassuring for anyone reading with more purpose next year. 📌 @LiterateTexan → • This Is How Out of Control My 2026 TBR Has... Highbrow, lowbrow, and everything in between, this 2026 TBR pulls from classics, genre staples, and rereads that matter. A bookshelf-with-a-pulse video that feels like an invitation, not performance. 📌 @M-J → • Life + Best and Worst Books + 2026 Forecast New-year intentions rooted in discernment, time, and sustainability rather than hustle. Vintage paperbacks, journals, and the philosophy one good book is enough make this a quietly powerful reset. 📌 @RiffRaffReads • My Ultimate 2026 Reading List | My 2026 Bo... A calm, time-aware reading reset built around a curated guide, not rigid goals. Thoughtful category planning, big-book bravery (hello, Iliad in January), and zero stress. 📌 @RovingReader → • Video A wide-ranging 2026 reading outlook that embraces curiosity, flexibility, and long-form thinking. Ideal for readers who want structure without rigidity and plans that leave room to wander. 📌 @sueysbookbanter → • My 2026 Goals | honest and vulnerable thou... Warm, reflective, and deeply reader-centered, Suey’s 2026 intentions focus on enjoyment, community, and staying connected to why reading matters in the first place. 📌 @TheChapterConundrum → • 2026 Reading Goals & How I did with my 202... An end-of-year reckoning that’s equal parts accountability and grace, with honest reflections on what worked, what didn’t, and how to move into 2026 without punishing yourself for being human. 📌 @themoodyreaderpodcast → • Video Moody, thoughtful, and purpose-driven reading goals that lean into atmosphere, emotion, and lived experience. A great stop for readers who want their TBRs to match their interior weather. :: Chapters :: 00:00 – The Table Was Not Prepared 01:08 – How I Accidentally Became a Planning Person 01:47 – Twelve Books, One Illusion of Control 02:55 – January: Lying to Ourselves with Confidence 05:04 – February: Divorce, Slush, and No Emotional Aftercare 06:58 – March: Cozy Vibes, Existential Dread 08:43 – April: Competent Women Having Quiet Realizations 10:27 – May: Birthday Month Indulgence and Personal Reckonings 12:04 – June: Weddings as Social Pressure Cookers 13:35 – July: No Feelings, Just Accountability 15:02 – August: Competence Fiction Saves the Brain 16:45 – September: Everyone Lower Your Voice 18:00 – October: Stephen King, But Make It a Rule 19:27 – November: Satire with Teeth 21:29 – December: Quiet, Moral, Unresolved 22:36 – Was This a One-Hit Wonder? 24:03 – Poppycock (The Table Returns) #readingplans #2026reading #booktube #tbr #readingcalendar #literaryfiction #historicalfiction #nonfictionreads #bookishplanning #readingvibes #booksandmood #drcrankypantsreads #booklover

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