Sunday, October 01, 2017

BOOKS READ IN SEPTEMBER









What with one thing after another (fires, personal upsets, heat waves) I did not make my reading goals in September. I did read 8 novels and only one was less than successful for me. It is probably a well known fact to many readers, but I discovered that when times are tough, mystery/crime novels are the perfect panacea! Fantasy worked for me this month as well.

Stats: 8 books read. 8 fiction. 5 written by women. 2 for My Big Fat Reading Project. 1 historical fiction. 3 mystery/crime. 2 fantasy. 1 translated.

Favorites: The Plague Diaries, A Superior Death, The Fifth Season
Least favorite: Beartown


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How did your reading go in September? What were your favorites?

12 comments:

  1. Wow, you read some awesome books last month!!

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    1. I do my best to read as many awesome books as possible-:)

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  2. That's a great selection of books. Many bloggers I know liked Bear Town very much.

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    1. I was odd woman out on Beartown. What can I say?

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  3. I think it's understandable if you didn't reach your goals in September! 8 books is still a good number, especially as you enjoyed most of them.

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  4. You read more mysteries than usual -- glad they worked as a panacea. I agree about Beartown. On to October!

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    1. Oh good, I could not remember what you had said about it. (I was going to look up your review next time I came to your site.) I thought maybe because you are a sportswoman you might have liked it. Yes, on to October, for sure.

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  5. As always, an impressive list. I loved A Man Called Ove, but I'm not sure about Bear Town. Perhaps I'll get to it one of these days.

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    1. Thanks Dorothy. If you get to Beartown, we can compare reviews.

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  6. I think you can totally forgive yourself for not reaching your goals with everything that was going one. I have to agree I find mysteries and fantasy the best reads for tough times.

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    1. I have forgiven myself. Sometimes it just makes me mad when life interferes with reading! LOL. I am glad you find mysteries and fantasy a good response to tough times too.

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