Since May is my busiest month at the office, it probably wasn't the best month to try to "binge" on books. But I had to try - and this is what I ended up with (in alphabetical order):
- Dairy Queen: A Novel by Catherine Gilbert Murdock
- Don't Know Much About the Universe by Kenneth C. Davis
- The Off Season by Catherine Gilbert Murdock
- Picture Perfect by Jodi Picoult
- A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
- Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History
by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich - Windfalls by Jean Hegland
Seven books in May. Not many compared to lots of people. But not too bad for me. (I'm still behind pace on making my goal of 104 books for the year, but I remain hopeful that it can still happen.)
To see what other book bingers read, click here.
7 books is fantastic! When I see people's numbers already up in the 80s for the year, I try to remind myself of the national average. :) As long as I'm above that...right?!?
ReplyDeleteSeven is good. I'm going to have to put a couple of those on my list.
ReplyDeleteSo what did you think of them? Which was your favorite?
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ReplyDeleteHi again! I'm even reading again! Getting back what is important in life. I read your review of Picoult that you linked and was amazed that there was symbolism in her books. I have only read one. I will put this one on my list for summer, as I have already done with Kite Runner and Thousand Suns. Thank you for the heads up! (heads ups?)
ReplyDelete"Well-behaved Women..." is now on my To-Read list. It sounds terrific. (And the author's your aunt? Very cool!)
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