Books I read in May and June

From top to bottom:
A general fiction that was an enjoyable easy read
A domestic fiction that was ordinary, a bit drawn out.
A mystery thriller that was fast paced with lots of twists and turns
A general fiction that was an easy read but a bit cringey and predictable
A supposed mystery thriller that was more horror/apocalypse so not really my thing
A memoir by Australia's most well known drag queen which I enjoyed though it was quite confronting at times

[margonaut]

I thought this was book-spine poetry at first. I was in a library recently where they had a display of book stacks. The titles in each stack made a poem or quote.

[Kathy A]

@margonaut I have seen those too. I'm not that clever so its just my monthly reads

[bkb in the city]

Thanks for sharing this with us

[Diana]

I will have to check out nr 3, it sounds great. I love the way you always present your monthly reads, most of them I do not know.

[moni kozi]

Interesting list. I looked up Coben but can't get it around here.
What does 'drag queen' mean?

[Kathy A]

They are men who dress up as women and perform on stage.

[Susan Wakely]

A great selection.

[Corinne C]

An entertaining selection

[Mags]

A wonderful stack of books you've read!

[Wylie]

Churning through! My books are all on kindle nowadays

[Babs]

I love how you tell us what you thought about the books you read

[Kate]

Diverse reading genres

[Kathy]

I sometimes think the authors we recognize are forced to write books one after another and they are diluted as a result. I usually wouldn't finish a book I didn't enjoy ... until I joined a book club.

[KWind]

I read a single book this weekend at the cabin! You read so much! Good job.

[Kathy A]

@randystreat I find it a bit hit and miss, some authors I've enjoyed every single book I've read of theirs and others go down hill with each book. I won't be reading any more by C J Tudor

[Dorothy]

Thank you for the recommendations, my library has several Diane Chamberlain’s but not that one, I will check out one of her’s tomorrow and the Harlan Coben. I’ve read him before.

[Karen]

I love looking at your selection of books you’ve read, always interesting to see and read your commentary. Quite a few I’ve added to my TBR list.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

You had time to read while on that spectacular trip?! You really are "The Reading Queen"!

[Kathy A]

@olivetreeann Us Aussies spend a long time on planes in order to travel, that’s the only reading I did while away.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kjarn Ohhhh- the plane- yes, an excellent place to read!