I read cozy and historical mysteries, a bit of Paranormal/UF, and to mix it up, I read science and gardening books on occasion.
Bloomsbury in Australia had a sale at the end of June - 48% off all their books (except Harry Potter of course). And then last Saturday a local Anglican church's mens group had a book sale. Add in the fortuitous timing of a few pre-orders I received at the same time, and I ended up falling off the shrink-the-tbr wagon. Hard.
New books:
A little variety here because of the Bloomsbury sale (there are more on the way, btw). Some science, a theology and a language book, but mostly mysteries, including The Thirty-Nine Steps, which I've been meaning to get for ages now and they had it for $5.
Old books (church book sale books):
Yes, I bought two dictionaries because MT and I have been on a Scrabble-playing jag and a digital dictionary just isn't as convenient as a printed one (or two). The book just atop The Franchise Affair ($5 Folio!) is Frenchman's Creek by du Maurier. Most of these I bought on a whim based on author name or, in the case of the Christies, because they were the most retro covers (there was a huge stack of vintage Christie paperbacks, but I was good and only picked a few). The Horrible Histories I bought because my history knowledge is woeful - especially ancient and British - so even the basics will be more than I had before, and my nieces can have them when I'm done.