September is a busy time in my family's life. We have four birthdays, an anniversary and this year a new baby to welcome! When I'm not busy with family occasions, I've been reading my way around the globe. I've been to Ireland and England with mysteries, to China with political dissidents, and to India to trace out the relationships in an Indian family. Along with my travels, here's the books that have come in the door:
1. The Illusionists, Rosie Thomas, historical fiction, Vine review book
2. The River Of Souls, Robert McCammon, suspense, Vine review book
3. The Book Of Unknown Americans, Cristina Henriquez, literary fiction, Vine review book
4. The Biology Of Luck, Jacob Appel, literary fiction, sent by author
5. The Book Of Strange New Things, Michel Faber, literary fiction, sent by publisher
6. The Tin Ticket, Deborah Swiss, nonfiction, Paperbackswap
7. Murder On The Ile Sordou, M.L. Longworth, mystery, sent by publisher
8. Phantom Limb, Dennis Palumbo, mystery, sent by publisher
9. The Luminaries, Eleanor Catton, literary fiction, Paperbackswap
10. How To Be A Good Wife, Emma Chapman, mystery, sent by publisher
11. One Summer, Bill Bryson, nonfiction, Paperbackswap
12. The Quest, Daniel Yergin, nonfiction, sent by publisher
13. The Forgotten Girl, David Bell, mystery, sent by publisher
Here's what I'm currently reading:
1. Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of 2011, various, Kindle
2. Beautiful Ruins, Jess Walter, paperback
3. The Steady Running Of The Hour, Justin Go, hardback
4. The Flamethrowers, Rachel Kushner, Kindle Fire
5. The Fever, Megan Abbott, hardback
6. New York, Edward Rutherfurd, paperback
7. Red 1-2-3, John Katenback, hardback
8. A Penny For The Hangman, Tom Savage, mystery, Kindle Fire
Happy Reading!
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