7,577 pages over 25 books, most of those good books, too—not counting the ones I haven’t decided on, I’m looking at a 3.63 average, can’t complain about that. Sure, there was a 2-star, but it only took me a day to get through, so it wasn’t that bad. Also, this was a month of small additions (and smaller subtractions) to Mount TBR. Yay for restraint? It was a pretty good month, basically. I felt like I was behind most of the month, but I don’t think that was really the case. I’ve got big plans for October, hopefully in a month, I’m feeling as bullish about it as I feel about this month.
So, here’s what happened here in September.
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- Finding God in the Ordinary by Pierce Taylor Hibbs: Essays to Inspire Devotion
- Life of Christ by J. Gresham Machen: Short, Helpful, to the Point
- Brotherhood of the Worm by M. T. Miller: A little Sam & Dean, a little more Van Helsing, a lot of Monster Killing
- The Swallows by Lisa Lutz: Hilarious and Harrowing Account of Destroying the Status Quo because the Status is Not Quo
- The Editor by Simon Hall: Even after the best of intentions lead to disastrous consequences, there’s hope.
- Catch Up Quick Takes: Shattered Illusions by J. C. Jackson; The Queen Con by Meghan Scott Molin, A Plague of GIants by Kevin Hearne
- Heaven on Earth by Thomas Brooks: A Classic Examination of and Exhortation to Assurance of Faith
- Dachshund Through the Snow by David Rosenfelt: Andy Carpenter gets a Cold Case for Christmas
- Laser House on the Prairie by David W. Barbee: Hard to Get Further from Walnut Grove, MN
- Bloodline by Pamela Murray: Entertaining and complex
- Irony in the Soul: Nobody Listens Like the Dying by Pete Adams: Jack Austin’s crusade continues
- Sea This and Sea That by Jeremy Billups: Plenty of Goodness for the Picture Book Reader to Sea
- Gluten Is My Bitch: Rants, Recipes, and Ridiculousness for the Gluten-Free (Audiobook) by April Peveteaux: Laughing through the Pain of Gluten Deprivation
- The Unkindest Tide by Seanan McGuire: The Luidaeg takes Center Stage in this Water-filled Adventure
- Appetite for Risk by Jack Leavers: An Unusually Realistic Thriller
- The Chain by Adrian McKinty: Move Over, Stanley Milgram, The Chain is here
- Relief by Execution by Gint Aras: Reflections on Societal Woes from a Different Angle on the Holocaust
- Hire Idiots by Professor I.M. Nemo: A Sharp Satire Wrapped in a Murder Mystery
- The Princess Beard by Kevin Hearne, Delilah S. Dawson: An Adventure on the High (and Joke-Filled) Seas of Pell
- I’m Sorry…Love, Your Husband (Audiobook) by Clint Edwards, Joe Hempel: Would-be Humorous Essays on Marriage, Parenting, and Family
- Land of Wolves by Craig Johnson: Longmire’s back home and hunting for killers (human and animal alike)
Physical Books: 4 Added, 2 Read, 29 Remaining
E-Books: 0 Added, 0 Read, 24 Remaining
Audiobooks: 0 Added, 1 Read, 2 Remaining
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2019 Library Love Challenge
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While I Was Reading 2019 ChallengeNothing this month. |
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#LetsReadIndie Reading Challenge
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2019 Cloak & Dagger Challenge
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Humor Reading Challenge 2019
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2019 Cloud of Witnesses Reading Challenge
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How was your month?
Kitty Marie's Book Reviews Blog
This page count is intense! Congrats on all of the reading and books finished. Seems like you ventured into many worthwhile titles.
Bookstooge
I think you feel perpetually behind, even if you’re not. You’ve got SO many books to read, so you’re always seeing the mountain.
Take a reading vacation, with no mountains in sight. Swim in the sea. Get eaten by a shark. Well, win some, lose some I guess 😉