I set reading goals every month. Because if I don’t, my stack of books keeps piling high. Here’s my roundup of how I did in November.
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I love getting lost inside the world of a good book. Nowadays you can travel to any number of universes from your phone or tablet. Still, every now and again, I’ll get a physical copy. It’s nice to hold a book and get that distinct book scent wafting up at you. Here are some of the books I’ve read as of late.
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The holiday season is upon us. If you’re looking for a good read that encompasses the spirit of the season, I have a contender for you.
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Who doesn’t love a good ol’ whodunnit? There’s something soothing about Christie’s mysteries. Read on for my personal standouts…
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On what would have been her 64th birthday, let’s take a trip down memoir lane.
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The story behind an iconic album by fictional rock band and It Girl from the 70s. I’ve got thoughts…
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How have I (almost) completed my reading challenge in September? And what perspective have I gained for future reading? Read on to find out.
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With the name Beach Read the novel is begging to be the Book of Summer. Read on to see where I think it falls.
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I know I know that title! But the novel follows a young Nikki and a motley crew of Widows as they look out for one another through drama, mystery, and romance.
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The most interesting thing about this book is that there are no archetypes here. No one is flawless beyond reproach and no one is flawed beyond redemption. I found myself caring and not caring for any combination of Roy, Celestial, and Andre.
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The the book sells itself as Australian middle-aged Bridget Jones, but the first half reads as Big Little Lies-lite.
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