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| A favorite picture this month: On The Farm |
Not much reading happened this month. Writing happened instead. I don't know why it has to be either one or the other, but it appears that's mostly how it is. Anyway, I read a few things.
Hunt for the Skinwalker by Colm A. Kelleher and George Knapp: A fascinating look into the strange things happening on a Utah ranch.
A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray: The characters in this book have the ability to travel between alternate realities and this they do in order to catch a killer.
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger: The classic tale of a crazy weekend that depressed teenager Holden Caulfield has before he hits rock bottom.
The Unhappening of Genesis Lee by Shallee McArthur: What would happen if you could store your memories in tangible objects and then what would happen if those objects got stolen?
Begin Again by Brittney Mulliner: Aubrey moves in with her brother to escape a harrowing event that happened in her life.
Something About Love by Elana Johnson: Olivia has to get beyond some issues with her mom before she can be with the guy she loves.
Favorites of the month: A Thousand Pieces of You and Something About Love. I inhaled them both!
Plans for December:
- re-read Pope Joan for book club
- read Atlantia
- read a few more Beehive Award nominated books including The Boyfriend App, Out of the Easy, Splintered, and perhaps, The Coldest Girl in Coldtown
- read The Winner's Curse
- read anything I can from the stack of recently acquired books!
Hoping for the best! How did your month go?
You had a good month!
ReplyDeleteUm, you still read quite a bit. If I could read that many books in a month, I'd be ecstatic!
ReplyDeleteGood month, love seeing a classic there!
ReplyDeleteHappy December reading!
I love that this list isn't even for a "good" reading month :) I'm hoping to read The Winner's Curse this month too.
ReplyDeleteYES! The Winner's Curse! Our hearts can bleed together!
ReplyDeleteI want to read Atlantia, too!! It's a really awkward sized book, though ... I do have to say that! Ha ha ...
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