Books I read in July

From top to bottom:
A medical thriller that had an unbelievable plot and was a bit slow.
A general fiction that I enjoyed despite it being a bit too long and too wordy
A womens fiction that was an easy read but a bit slow
A non fiction that had some good ideas but I really should have read it years before I retired to get the full benefit.
A crime fiction that I really enjoyed

[Casablanca]

Interesting looking selection, all new on me.

[Issi Bannerman]

I am in awe of the number of books around. I haven't read any of these! Next up for me is The Little Liar by Mitch Albom, which comes highly recommended. I'm looking forward to starting it.

[Diana]

The titles all look so interesting, all new to me as well.

[Susan Wakely]

All sound interesting and like your reviews.

[Babs]

Interesting reads. I have to admit I find Bryce Courtenay books rather long winded

[Kathy A]

@onewing I do too but I also find them interesting so I have persevered and I’ve read them all now.

[Mags]

Interesting titles! You are so well read. =)

[Fisher Family]

Another interesting and varied selection!

Ian

[Kathy]

I've picked up my reading a bit in July. We'll see if it lasts when summer winds down and I get involved in more activities. Thanks for the review.

[bkb in the city]

Thanks for sharing. I just five books yesterday but l tend to be a bit slower when it comes to reading

[Chris Cook]

You must be a speed reader. It would take me six months to read all those books.

[Kate]

A nice variety of topics

[Ann H. LeFevre]

The amount of reading you do is impressive!

[Karen]

An interesting variety of reading material.