Welcome to Booksie's Blog! I write reviews of what I've read, some of which were books sent by publishers or authors. If you would like for me to read and review your book, please contact me. I'd love to have the chance to review for you although I don't usually read to deadlines. My email address is skirkland@triad.rr.com I can't accept everything but I do read and review everything I accept. I average about 10-12 reviews a month. I tend to favor physical books over ebooks for review.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Booksie's shelves, November 24, 2015
Thanksgiving has rolled around. Everyone on Facebook is writing this month about all the things they are thankful for. I have a lot to add to this list. I have a wonderful family, with a husband who has stuck with me through thick and thin for forty-two years and a beautiful daughter in her senior year. My son and his lovely wife have four gorgeous children, my grandchildren. We are all healthy. I also have the luxury of being retired and doing as I please. That means lots of reading which has been my favorite activity since I was a child. Publishers and authors help me feed my habit and I'm thankful for them also. Here's what's come through the door lately:
1. The Fox And The Star, Coralie Bickford-Smith, children's book, sent by publisher
2. Written On My Heart, Morgan Callan Rogers, literary fiction, sent by publisher
3. The Song Of Hartgrove Hall, Natasha Solomons, historical fiction, sent by publisher
4. A Dictionary Of Mutual Understanding, Jackie Copleton, historical fiction, sent by publisher
5. Year Of Yes, Shonda Rhimes, memoir, sent by publisher
6. Boston Harbor Murders, James Mullen, mystery, sent by author
7. If You're Lucky, Yvonne Prinz, Young Adult, sent by publisher
8. The Westhampton Leisure Hour and Supper Club, historical fiction, sent by publisher
9. The Precious Ones, Marisa De Los Santos, literary fiction, sent for book tour
10. Food Whore, Jessica Tom, literary fiction, sent by publisher
11. The Muralist, B.A. Shapiro, literary fiction, sent by publisher
12. The Last Witness, Denzil Meyrick, mystery, sent by publisher
13. The Ramblers, Aidan Rowley, literary fiction, sent by publisher
Here's what I'm reading:
1. The Path Of The Storm, James Maxwell, Kindle Fire
2. A Brave Man Seven Stories Tall, Will Chancellor, Kindle
3. A Banquet Of Consequences, Elizabeth George, hardback
4. Mystery Walk, Robert McCammon, Kindle Fire
5. The Silent Girls, Eric Rickstad, Kindle Fire
6. Identity, Ingrid Thoft, paperback
7. Thorn Jack, Katherine Harbour, audio
Happy Reading!
Great minds think alike, Sandie! I just finished "Banquet of Consequences." I couldn't put it down. Hope you're enjoying it as much as I did!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ingrid. I'm about 50 pages away from finishing your novel Identity. Great book! You'll see a review here soon.
ReplyDeleteI'll be interested to hear what you think of The Muralist and also the Shonda Rhimes memoir. You sure read a lot of books at once. I can barely keep two straight. Enjoy your reading.
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