For the June 2026 On My Radar there were a couple of books for which I read multiple reviews. This doesn’t happen often, but I guess there were a few books that a good number of folks were interested in at the same time! Anyway, take a look at some of the posts I hopped over to this month. Maybe you’ll find something to add to your TBR!
Reviews
- The Geomagician by Jennifer Mandula by Krysta at Pages Unbound
- The Correspondent by Virginia Evans by Krysta at Pages Unbound
- The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances by Glenn Dixon by Janette at Wicked Witch’s Blog
- Late Light by Michael Malay by Janette at Wicked Witch’s Blog
- Obstetrix by Naomi Kritzer by Leslie at Books Are the New Black
- Obstetrix by Naomi Kritzer by Tammy at Books, Bones & Buffy
- Swordheart by T. Kingfisher by Lisa at Bookshelf Fantasies
- The Knight Watch by Thomas D. Lee by Becky at Becky’s Book Blog
- The Knight Watch by Thomas D Lee by Blue Book Balloon
- The Winter Folk by Jen Julian by Jodie at Witty and Sarcastic Bookclub
- The Someday Garden by Ashley Poston by Blue Book Balloon
- Daughter of Egypt by Marie Benedict by Uncommonly Bound
- Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree by Little Frog Scribbles
- The Sun and The Starmaker by Rachel Griffin by Bree at Bibliophile Bree
Discussion
- Book Reviews Vs. Book Reactions and Reviewers’ (Lack of?) Confidence by Briana at Pages Unbound
- Is There a Magic Number of Books to Read Per Year That Makes You a “Reader?” by Briana at Pages Unbound
Bookish Miscellany
- New Releases Book Tag by Charlotte at Bewitching Books, Ravenous Reads


It was a good review month! Thanks for sharing my review, as well as other reviews that I’m anxious to read😁
I’ve already read the Obstetrix reviews that you shared as I’ve been watching out for them since discovering the premise on your page 😅 Ive read a couple of the others too but definitely need to squeeze in a bit more blogging time soon. Thanks for sharing my post 🥰
Thanks for sharing my posts.
I always love when there are multiple reviews for the same book. It’s nice to get a rounded picture from more than one viewpoint.
Thank you for including my review!