- Paperquake by Reiss
- A gracious plenty by Reynolds
- Fairest of them all by Medeiros (I don't recommend it)
- Lithium: what you should know by Eshom (informative yet slightly boring)
- It happened in Utah by Wharton
- Summers at Castle Auburn by Shinn (I like this fantasy author)
- The Innocent's story by Singer
- Austenland by Hale (Not as cute as I would have liked but, as a huge fan of Jane Austen, I still liked it)
- Dream Chaser by Kenyon (interesting premise but had some smut-don't bother unless you can read sex scenes and not be bothered. I didn't make it all the way through.)
- The night dance by Wayn
- Fire study by Snyder (the third in a pretty good fantasy series)
- A field guide to high school by Walsh (part of it is written in a diary format)
- Over the moon at the Big Lizard Diner by Wingate (a cute, clean romance)
- I'd tell you I love you, but then I'd have to kill you by Carter (fun teen spy novel)
- Deep and dark and dangerous by Hahn (ok but no Wait Til Helen Comes)
- Beauty by Wilson (I likes this story of a painter and a recluse disfigured by disease)
- Feathers by Woodson
- General Winston's daughter by Shinn
- The Titan's Curse by Riordan (An interesting series that involves Greek Gods and heroes)
- When Cricket's Cry by Martin (I would recommend it to almost any adult)
- The Fire Rose by Lackey
- The Quantum Rose by Asaro (would have been better without the romance)
- Cross my heart and hope to spy by Carter (second in a series)
- The Uses of Adversity by Broderick (very good spiritual book for any adult)
- The arrival by Tan (excellent graphic novel with few words)
- The Thirteenth tale by Setterfield (I would like to thank my sister Jen for recommending it.)
Since the list is fairly long, I will not give my usual 2-5 sentence review. If there is something particular that I wanted any reader of my blog to know, I have included it. I hope you all are still reading and can make time to escape into a good book.
1 comment:
Wow! I'm totally impressed at this list. That is a lot in 3 months.
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