20 Books, 6258 pages (finished — a few were started earlier, and I’ve never done that page count before, and now I feel tired), an average of 3.8ish (my indecision on a couple of titles is stopping me from having a hard number — but I have to write my way to a conclusion on those). Overall, a decent month here. I hit a couple of hot streaks — there’s a few books here that will be in contention when I do the Best of 2019 lists, but man, there’s a couple I wish I hadn’t read. You take the good, you take the bad, and now you have the same song stuck in my head that I do.
So, here’s what happened here in March.
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I really don’t like being this flaky.
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Reviews Posted:
- The Great Brain (Audiobook) by John D. Fitzgerald, Ron McLarty: A frequently pleasant stroll down memory lane
- The Last Act by Brad Parks: He’s in the jailhouse now
- My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing: I don’t think John Gray’s books cover marriages like this one
- And Drink I Did: One Man’s Story of Growing Through Recovery by Jay Keefe: An underdeveloped, but powerful memoir of addiction and recovery
- Not Everyone is Special by Josh Denslow: A Short Story Collection that’ll Gobsmack You at Least Once
- Killing State by Judith O’Reilly: I Can’t Suitably Encapsulate this Gripping Thriller
- Slow Horses by Mick Herron: A solid, if slow-building, entry point to a spy series
- Rogue Superheroes by Matt Cowper: Unintended Consequences Wreak All Sorts of Havoc on the Heroes’ Lives
- Who Killed the Fonz? by James Boice will leave you groovin’ all week
- Mama’s Gone by Leopold Borstinski: The Once and Future Lagotti Family
- No Country for Old Gnomes by Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne is a very foine booke that surpässes the original while showing full respect to the umlaut
- The First World Problems of Jason Van Otterloo by James Bailey: This Kid’s Struggles will Bring A Smile to Your Face
- Ronan Boyle and the Bridge of Riddles by Thomas Lennon, John Hendrix: A Young Irish Police Officer Takes on Leprechauns and other sorts of faerie folk.
- Crossline by Russ Colchamiro: Out along the edges, Always where they burn to be
TBR Pile/Mound/Heap:
Physical Books: 5 Added, 1 Read, 29 Remaining
E-Books: 1 Added, 0 Read, 20 Remaining
Audiobooks: 4 Added, 2 Read, 6 Remaining
Book Challenge Progress:
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2019 Library Love Challenge
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While I Was Reading 2019 Challenge |
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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?
