I literally finished reading the last book I’d committed to read in October on November 29—of course, I haven’t had a chance to write anything about it, much less send the author the Q’s for him to A. Still, I’m on the verge of catching up. Sort of. That aside, November saw me completing 8,087 pages over 31 books with an average rating of 3.45. That’s pretty positive—I’ve had better months rating-wise, but I’ll take a month of plenty of good books with a couple of highlights any day. I’m still behind on my writing, but not as much as I expected to be. I’m calling this a decent month all things considered.
Anyway, here’s what happened here in November.
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- Bearded Too by Jeremy Billups: The Bearded Bear is Back on the Road
- Flying Alone by Beth Ruggiero York: A Young Woman Takes Flight
- Fleishman is in Trouble by Taffy Brodesser-Akner: This novel is as Troubled as the Eponym
- Catch-Up Quick Takes: My Plain Jane; The Rest of Us Just Live Here; The Ables
- Look Both Ways by Jason Reynolds: A School Bus Falls from the Sky but More Interesting/Important Things are Going On
- Maxine Unleashes Doomsday by Nick Kolakowski: Kolakowski Gets His Crime Fiction Chocolate in this SF Peanut Butter
- Because Internet by Gretchen McCulloch: Emojis, Tweets and Memes May Not be the End of Language…
- Christianity and Liberalism: Legacy Edition by J. Gresham Machen: A Timeless Classic is Given a New Edition with Some Nice Bonuses
- Hands Up by Stephen Clark: The Aftermath of a Police Shooting Seen from Multiple Angles
- Catch-Up Quick Takes on Audiobooks of This is Where I Leave You, When You Reach Me, How Not to Die Alone, The Right Stuff
- Fallen by Benedict Jacka: Alex finds power and incredible loss as Jacka ramps up the seriousness of the series.
- Going Rogue by Neil Lancaster: Tom Novak and His Own Brand of Justice are Back!
- The Night Fire by Michael Connelly: A Superfluity of Cases Hampers Connelly’s Latest
- Hurricane Vacation by Heather L. Beal, Jasmine Mills: A cute little book with some important hurricane safety lessons for kids
- A Two-Fer: Back of Beyond and The Highway (Audiobooks) by CJ Box, Holter Graham: Thrills and Chills along the Highways & Byways (and wilderness) of Wyoming
- The Lights Go Out in Lychford by Paul Cornell: The Stakes and Tension are High in the Penultimate Lychford Novella
- Grace Worth Fighting For by Daniel R. Hyde: An Accessible and Inspirational Look at a Vital Reformation Document
- An Accidental Death (Audiobook) by Peter Grainger, Gildart Jackson: A Bit of Routine Paperwork with Anything but Routine Results
- Angel Eyes by Ace Atkins: Spenser’s 47th Novel Finds him in L.A. and Feels as Fresh as Ever
- Thieves by Steven Max Russo: 2 Crooks, 1 Realtor, 1 Housekeeper and a Whole Lot of Thievery
- Dawn of Dreams by Bronwyn Leroux: Preventing an Apocalypse in this Futuristic Fantasy
- The ABCs of Metallica by Metallica, Howie Abrams, Michael Kaves: A Book for Everyone Who’s Wanted to Use “Cute” and “Metallica” in the same thought
- The Hero by Lee Child: Lee Child Traces the Development and Use of “The Hero”
Physical Books: 7 Added, 8 Read, 36 Remaining (one of those was purchased specifically to be read in 2020, so I actually made progress by 2. Sort of)
E-Books: 4 Added, 2 Read, 26 Remaining
Audiobooks: 3 Added, 3 Read, 1 Remaining
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2019 Library Love Challenge
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While I Was Reading 2019 Challenge✔ A book recommended by someone you trust: An Accidental Death (Audiobook) by Peter Grainger, Gildart Jackson |
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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?
Are there any books you started this year that you need to finish?
