Book 295: The Hangman’s Revolution (W.A.R.P. #2) – Eoin Colfer
If it weren’t for the strength of the last book and Colfer’s series in general, the opening line of this […]
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Library Book
July Recap 2014
In case you missed it I’ve surpassed FOUR years of blogging this month! I’ll include links at the end of
Book 292: The Bridge Over the River Kwai – Pierre Boulle
Another great selection from my library’s Books into Movies book group. I’m not the biggest fan of war novels and
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Book 291: Her Dark Curiosity (The Madman’s Daughter #2) – Megan Shepherd
It is very rare that a second novel, let alone a middle novel in a trilogy, can surpass the first.
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Book 288: Veronika Decides to Die (And On the Seventh Day #2) – Paulo Coelho
I had a copy of The Devil and Miss Prym and planned to read it, but when I pulled it off
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Book 270: Who Murdered Chaucer? – Jones, Yeager, Dolan, Fletcher & Dor
I know I say this often, but what a fascinating read, but what’s most exciting is that this is a
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Book 267: Winter’s Tale – Mark Helprin
After nearly a month of trekking through, I’ve FINALLY finished this book. Coming in at 748 pages, this is 250
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Book 263: What I Talk About When I Talk About Running – Haruki Murakami
It’s funny how quickly things change. Back in May and June of last year I spent a good amount of
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Book 262: From Russia with Love – Ian Fleming
For my first, and probably only, foray into James Bond this was definitely a good one. Compared to other spy
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