How many of you have read a book in the last month?

[Lois E. Winters]

I just finished my 5th book from the beginning of the month and started on the 6th yesterday.

Our local library loves me.

 

[Hedi Mitchell]

I use to read all the time. Just not into it much anymore. In Fact I have too much I have to read as is.

 

[Krystal Shay]

I am getting ready to read Whistler by Ann Pachett.

"Whistler is a story about two adults looking back over the choices they made, and the choices that were made for them. It’s a story about bravery, memory, the often small yet consequential moments that define our lives, and the endless stream of loss that in time comes for us all."

 

[Krystal Shay]

I am getting ready to read Whistler by Ann Pachett.

"Whistler is a story about two adults looking back over the choices they made, and the choices that were made for them. It’s a story about bravery, memory, the often small yet consequential moments that define our lives, and the endless stream of loss that in time comes for us all."

Just my opinion but, this book is soooo boring! I'm not half way through the book yet, and it is a real snoozer.

 

[Tony Page]

I don't read a lot of fiction maybe two books a year, however nonfiction I can skim through five or six books at a time, depending on the information I need or I'm curious about.

Below is a photo of books I recently purchased and have been reviewing.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

I'm reading an old Stephen King book, Blaze, written under his "nom de plume" Richard Bachman.

I just noticed Ruth Bader Ginsberg's book, My Own Words, is available in Kindle Unlimited so I will read it next.

 

[Krystal Shay]

I'm currently reading a book by James Patterson and Mike Lupica titled, The House of Wolves: A Thriller. I don't think Patterson wrote any part of this book because I have read other books by Mike Lupica. Actually, I think Patterson just sells his name. I am enjoying this book. Lupia co-wrote (or wrote) a 3 book series with Patterson called the, Jane Smith thrillers that I thought was good too.

 

[Yvonne Smith]

I am still; working my way through the San Juan Island Mysteries series, and I am really enjoying these books a lot ! Since I lived a lot of years near the Western Washington Coast area, and wish I still lived out there, I love reading books about that whole PNW area.
These are well written and entertaining stories, with a lot of local history and information as well. Definitely recommended ! They are all on Kindle Unlimited for free.

Before I go to bed, I read a different book, one to learn something. I have been reading-reading the Dr. Michael Greger book, How Not to Die, which he just updated and released again.

 

[Mary Stetler]

You are a man of my own heart @ Tony Page. I read non fiction books but mostly parts of them over time.

 

[Ed Delabama]

Good morning to all-

Lord, it's hard to tell how many books I am reading at this time...

I've my "bathroom book" which I read when I'm taking care of business on the throne.

I've two- no three- books on my bed that I read before lights out. I alternate which book I read at each night.

There are several books that I use for research and curiosity reasons on my bedroom bookshelf.

And there's the crate of copies of my last published book Kayak Fishing the Northern Gulf Coast that I try to sell as signed copies at various shows and public meetings. Hard to make a buck selling books to anglers- not so many of them are reading people- just sayin'.

So, yes, books are a big thing at our house.

you all be safe and keep well- Ed

 

[Krystal Shay]

I'm reading another book by James Patterson and Mike Lupica titled, The Country Road Murders.

 

[Krystal Shay]

I have just started to read a book by Minka Kent, titled Hidden Strangers. It is her third book in the Dangerous Strangers Thrillers series. Her books are on KindleUnlimited.