I read/reviewed
- (3) cookbooks
- (1) fashion book
- (1) kids book
- (1) YA book
- (1) Memior
- (8) fiction books
(2) Favorite Fiction Books
- I'd Know You Anywhere, My Love; Nancy Tillman - 5/5 (my shelves) - (Sept-2013)
- 365 Slow Cooker Suppers; S. O'Dea - 4.5/5 - (eGalley) - Sept-2013)
- Better Homes and Gardens Baking - 5/5 (eGalley) - Sept-2013
- Fine Cooking: Thanksgiving Dinners - 4.5/5 (eGalley) - Sept-2013
- Troubled Daughters, Twisted Wives; Sarah Weinman 4.5/5 (eGalley/arc) - (Sept-2013)
- The SFP LookBook: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York Fall/Winter 2013; Jesse Marth - 4/5 (eGalley)
- Kiss Me First; Lottie Moggach - 4.5/5 (audio and arc)(Sept-2013)
- Poppet; Mo Hayder - 4/5 (eGalley) - Sept - 2013
- The Fault in Our Stars; John Green 5/5 (audio and eBook)
- A Street Cat Named Bob and How He Saved My Life; James Bowen - 4/5 (library)
- The Gravity of Birds - Tracy Guzeman - 3/5 ( eGalley)
- The Widows of Braxton County; Jess McConkey 4/5 (audio/eGalley)
- The Panopticon; Jenni Fagan - 4/5 (arc/eGalley)
- Doctor Sleep; Stephen King - 5/5 (audio)
October Reading Contenders
(have you read any of these?)
- Burial Rites; Hannah Kent
- The Goldfinch; Donna Tartt
- We Are Water; Wally Lamb
- Night Film; Marisha Pessl
- Stranded; Alex Kava
- Bellman & Black; Diane Setterfield
- The Lowland; J. Lahari
- The Book of Someday ; Dianne Dixon
Your lists are always so impressive, especially to those of us with challenges finding the time to read more!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great list. A cornucopia of lovely reads.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed The Book of Someday. I've got Bellman & Black on my October TBR list too. Seems fitting for this time of year!
ReplyDeleteGreat month! Nice to see more cookbooks there!
ReplyDeleteHappy October reading!
Great month! I can't wait to read several of those new releases, especially Wally Lamb, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Donna Tartt.
ReplyDeleteI was going to try your apple cake pie recipe today, but ran out of time... next weekend for sure!
Yaaay for Doctor Sleep! I own it now, am just waiting for a stretch of time so I can sit down and read it. It looks very good, I've already snuck a look at the first page or so. Glad you enjoyed it so much. I like the look of the 365 slow cooker meals, which I am interested in doing more of. Is it out yet, as you had a galley you looked at?
ReplyDeleteYou've read a good mix of genres. My reading varies on my mood and not on the seasons although I do like a good beach read in the summer.
ReplyDeleteI've read Burial Rites - will be interested to see what you think. I kind of didn't fit into mainstream opinion!
ReplyDeleteMy reading seems to slow down as the holidays approach. I think I enjoy summer time reads the most. I like your pumpkin image.
ReplyDeleteI am going to bake that cake! Fall inspires me to bake! I make pumpkin cookies and pies.I have read so many good books this summer. I am looking for something great for my next read.
ReplyDeleteThe Lowland is on my wish list. Lahiri is one of my favorite authors. Hope your October books are wonderful reads, Diane!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had another great reading month! I'm very curious about the Donna Tartt book as well so I'll definitely be looking for your review of that one!
ReplyDeleteIt is funny how our tastes in books change with the seasons - I like to dig into meatier titles as Fall and winter approach.
ReplyDeleteWow, you got through Doctor Sleep fast - I am impressed! I don't normally change my reading habits with the seasons but another favorite book blogger (GirlXOXO) just reminded me about reading something spooky for October, so I will try to fit that in with my book group books, etc.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your October reading!
Sue
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You read a nice variety of books last month. I save the creepy books for RIP in the fall and tend to reach for more cookbooks now that it's cooler, but otherwise my reading stays varied year round. I'm still listening to Doctor Sleep and have Bellman & Black coming up this month.
ReplyDeletewow, quite a yummy list! here is my own September recap: http://wordsandpeace.com/2013/10/03/2013-september-wrap-up/
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