Books I read in August

Clearly I didn't go out much 😂

From top to bottom:
A thriller that was enjoyable and well written
A medical thriller which was an easy read but a bit same same
A domestic fiction that was a bit slow and with unlikeable characters
A general fiction which I enjoyed, covers interesting topics
A crime story that was a great read
A psychological thriller that was a great read
A womens fiction that was a nice read
A crime story that was a great read with lots of twists and turns

[Casablanca]

Sounds like most of them were good! Just started a new book together - our read aloud together as a family old habit we still have - and it is a crime thriller written in 1935. Good so far but only one chapter in. I shall let you know...

[Lesley]

Ooh I haven’t read any of those yet. Which was your favourite?

[Susan Wakely]

A month of good reads.

[Kathy A]

@tinley23 that’s hard to answer this month, I gave four of them four stars on Goodreads ( numbers 1,4,6 and 8). If I’m forced to choose then possibly the Louise Candlish book.

[Diana]

A great selection of wonderful books, you must be a fast reader ;-)

[Dorothy]

Thanks I read a D. Chamberlain book from your selection last month and will look into a couple of other authors. I will have to follow you on Goodreads!

[Wylie]

interesting selection!

[Mags]

Awesome to read all of those in a month!

[Tia]

I'm currently reading or rather listening to a Louise Candlish; I may try this one next.

[Christina]

That’s impressive!

[Louise]

A good month for reading!

[Call me Joe]

👌❤️👌

[summerfield]

Picoult is very good at creating unlikeable characters. great reads. aces!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

How in the world did #3 get published?!

[Kathy A]

@olivetreeann apparently she’s a very popular author, I’m slowly working my way through her books but so far I’m not overly impressed.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kjarn You certainly have more tenacity and commitment than I would with an author who didn't impress me.

[Kathy]

You had a productive month for reading. Don't waste your time with authors you don't like. Too many books out there and too little time. Sometime I think the popular authors are pushed to put out books and they become sloppy and too much alike.

[Karen]

What a wonderful pile! I think I’d enjoy most of these, except for the Cook and Picoult books - I’ve read a couple, and those are a couple too many. I don’t gel with Picoult’s work, and I find that Robin Cook tends to be formulaic.