(Sorry for the poor quality picture but I was being a bit lazy today)
Whew! October has come and gone and now I find myself 4 days into November already. I just can't keep up with this time of year. Happily enough for me though, my reading has been coming along quite nicely. Which is a major change since I feel like I went through a year long reading slump at times in 2012. Now it just comes down to what books that I feel like I MUST read before the end of the year. I can't even really make a list because there are just TOO many. So instead of putting a bunch of pressure on myself to boost up my reading numbers (I'm at 47 if you are curious) and get some of those many books that I had planned on reading read, I'm just going to once again list a few books that I would like to read in November. Here is what's on my nightstand for November:
- Bitter Night by Diana Pharaoh Francis- I'm currently reading this and it is OH SO GOOD! I'm seriously wishing I had started this series sooner but at least I have the next two books to read as well for it!
- House of Many Shadows by Barbara Michaels- Because I can't finish out the year without reading at least one more book by Michaels and Jenny warned me off of one of the other ones sitting on my shelves.
- Naked In Death by J.D. Robb- Reread and my 1st audiobook. Haven't quite figured out how to get it on my MP3 player but when I do I'll be starting it. LOL!
- On my Kindle I'm currently reading the same two books that I mentioned in the previous Monday reading post (Tarnished by Karina Cooper and When Blood Calls by J.K. Beck). Because I totally bypassed my Kindle this week and read Too Wicked to Wed by Cara Elliott (which I adored).
- Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes- I've heard really good things about this thriller so I'm hoping to finally take the time to read it in November.
- The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton- I just loved The House at Riverton by this author so it is beyond time that I read more by her. Plus, the colder days just beg for a big chunky read like this so I'm looking forward to it.
Yes, I can't believe November is here and the holidays are upon us. Happy reading! IT is a toughie, I set it aside for a little while too at one point.
ReplyDeleteI understand not worrying about making your target # for the year. I just finished my last scheduled review book and now I'm reading what I want, when I want...loving the freedom of it all and the choices are a bit overwhelming but it's still good!! Have a great week and an awesome November for reading!
ReplyDeleteHi there, just stopped by to say I enjoy your blog. And I'm so happy to see another J.D. Robb fan! I just love Eve Dallas and Roarke and will re-read her books if I have nothing else to read. Can you imagine that? The other books mentioned by you sound interesting - I'd like to try reading them too.
ReplyDeleteThe Secret Keeper sounds especially good. I have It, which I've yet to start reading!
ReplyDeleteBitter Night has been on my kindle for far to long, I was excited to try that one, sheeesh, time truly goes to fast.
ReplyDeleteSecret Keeper has me intrigued.
I gave up on IT, it was taking far to much time away from other wanting to read books.
I do want to read Bitter Night, I have wanted to for ages :D
ReplyDeleteHappy reading
Ooooo Naked in Death! I hope you like it. Let me know.. I do a monthly In Death Series discussion post on my blog since I host an on-going reading challenge for that series. It's usually spoiler-free, so stop by when you finish Naked.
ReplyDeleteI started reading Anna Karenina this month! That's my exciting book news. ;)
Naida- I don't think that I'm going to get back to IT until 2013 but I AM going to finish it. I really enjoyed what I read but then when it had to go back to the library I didn't grab it again. Shame on me! I'm planning on finishing it in 2013 for sure!
ReplyDeleteStaci- I try not to worry about how many books that I read per year but sometimes I find it overwhelming especially when my TBR pile is just out of control. But reading is meant for relaxation for me so when I find myself stressed I just take a step back. :)
Kat- Thank you! I'm a HUGE fan of the Robb books and am planning on rereading the series (if I ever catch up on the end of the series. LOL!) It has been fun to listen to this first book even if I'm not a huge fan of the narrator.
Suko- I am really looking forward to reading more by Morton because I enjoyed The House at Riverton so much! I just need to find the time :)
Marce- I adored Bitter Night! In fact, if I could ever find the time to write up my thoughts on it I would start the 2nd book. LOL! I just haven't found the time like I've been meaning to.
Blodeuedd- You should definitely pick up Bitter Night! It was SO, SO good and I can't wait to read the next book!
Christine- I'm actually on a reread (or listen I'm not sure how to classify) but I'll let you know what I think of the audio when I finish. Good luck with Anna Karenina (that is a book that definitely intimidates me)!!