Monday, October 01, 2018

BOOKS READ IN SEPTEMBER








Once again, by a simple twist of fate, I read 13 books last month. When I finished the W B Yeats poetry collection, after reading it for years, I got a bonus book. Now I am two books ahead on my challenge to read 12 books a month all year. I call that insurance because my reading often gets interfered with by the holidays.

The places I went: Great Britain, Russia, Morocco, France, Ireland, Chile, Brazil, Guatemala, Wales, the Caribbean, and USA.

Authors new to me: Elizabeth Hawes, W B Yeats, Heidi Pitlor, Angie Thomas

Stats: 13 books read. 11 fiction. 9 written by women. 4 for my Big Fat Reading Project. 2 translated. 2 speculative fiction. 1 fantasy. 1 mystery. 1 biography. 1 poetry. 1 Young Adult

Favorites: Spinning Silver, Camus A Romance, Lake Success, Mermaids in Paradise
Least favorites: none


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Have you read any of these books? How did your September reading go?



14 comments:

  1. That's a great month of reading. I haven't read any of those books, but I would love to read Spinning Silver. I'm impressed that you've been visiting so many different countries in your reading!

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    1. Yes, I traveled the world last month! It was fun and informative for sure.

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  2. I'm always amazed at how many books you read per month!! And such diverse reads too. I'm looking forward to reading your review of The Hate U GIve.

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    1. Reading. I love it more than anything. I am looking forward to seeing the movie of The Hate U Give.

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  3. I haven't read any of the books you read. I have read a couple of the authors, though, Albert Camus is my favourite French author but I've read books by Anne Patchett (one I liked, one I didn't), Isabel Allende (and liked all of them), and Alexander Solschenizyn
    My September reading was alright, I read nine books, and some of them were really amazing.
    Happy Reading!

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    1. Thanks Marianne! I am glad to know you like Isabel Allende. I think she is amazing.

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  4. awesome list. I loved Bel Canto a lot. And it's amazing it was made into an opera!

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  5. You're still on a roll and I'm still trying to catch up. Sounds about right. What did you think of Lake Success? The author is in town here tonight and I'm thinking whether I should go. Cheers.

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    1. Lake Success is a big success. I am a Shteyngart fan. In fact, I went to his event in LA. I saw your comment about him being there tonight on Twitter. Then I tweeted him to tell him to say hi to you, so you better go! My review will post tomorrow.

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  6. So many books! As always, I'm in awe. Look forward to your remaining reviews.

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    1. I am trying to catch up on those reviews-:) As always.

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  7. Wow, well done again to beating your goal to read 12 books a month! You're on fire! Sadly my reading numbers dipped in September, but now I am settled into my new job hopefully my numbers will rise again. Happy October reading! :-)

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    1. Thank you Jessica. I am on a roll! Happy October reading to you as well.

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