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.
Friday, April 22, 2016
Booksie's Shelves, April 22, 2016
April is coming to a close, although I surely don't know how. The days are getting longer and warmer and hopefully I'm through with traveling for a while. We went to the University of South Carolina in Columbia last weekend for Admitted Students events for our daughter who will be attending this fall. It is such a warm, student-centered environment that I hope will launch her into a successful adulthood. We even found a California Dreaming restaurant, one of my favorites, a block off campus. I've been buying a lot of books lately, filling in my list of Booker and Bailey's Prize nominees. Here's what's come through the door:
1. Dinner With Edward, Isabel Vincent, memoir, sent by publisher
2. City Of Secrets, Stewart O'Nan, historical fiction, sent by publisher
3. Narcopolis, Jeet Thayil, literary fiction, purchased
4. Reckoning And Ruin, Tina Whittle, mystery, sent by publisher
5. Eleven Days, Lea Carpenter, literary fiction, purchased
6. Almost English, Charlotte Mendelson, literary fiction, purchased
7. To Rise Again At A Decent Hour, Joshua Ferris, literary fiction, purchased
8. Sugarland, Martha Conway, mystery, sent by publisher
9. The Body In The Wardrobe, Katherine Hall Page, mystery, sent for book tour
10. The Spinning Heart, Donal Ryan, literary fiction, purchased
11. Reader, I Married Him, Tracy Chevalier, anthology, sent by publisher
Here's what I'm reading:
1. Lexicon, Max Barry, hardback
2. The House Of Rumor, Jake Arnott, audio
3. Lady Cop Makes Trouble, Amy Stewart, Kindle
4. Strange Bodies, Marcel Theroux, hardback
5. The Innocent, Harlen Coben, hardback
6. The Fireman, Joe Hill, Kindle Fire
7. The Lore Of The Evermen, James Maxwell, audio
8. A Dance With Dragons, George R. R. Martin, hardback
Happy Reading!
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