Books I read in June

From top to bottom:

A book of inspirational sentiments that was very quick to read but not my cup of tea
A crime story that I really enjoyed
A non fiction/humour which I really enjoyed
A mystery/thriller that I really enjoyed
A psychological thriller that was one of the slowest books I've ever read
I also read a K L Slater psychological thriller on my kindle which was an OK read

[Diana]

At least you had 50% winners there.

[Fisher Family]

Another interesting and varied collection of reading material. I've just read a book called 'Lockdown' by Peter May, written long before our current pandemic but dealing with a murder investigation during a flu pandemic. A fascinating read in our current situation!

Ian

[Casablanca]

Ooh Louise Candlish…… she is the Our House author, isn’t she? Shocking twisty book. I imagine this is in a similar vein?

[bkb in the city]

A nice accomplishment

[Mags]

Looks like some good reading!

[Babs]

A good selection. I have read Richard Glover's The Land Before Avocado too and enjoyed it. Have you read his book Flesh Wounds, that is worth a read.

[Jon Lip]

I just wish that I could find the time to do so much reading. I think I'm just a slow reader🙁

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Your monthly reading program and accomplishments always impress me.

[Valerie Chesney]

such an assortment....I am flat out reading one book in a month!

[Kathy]

An interesting selection

[Kathy A]

@onewing yes I have read Flesh Wounds and I also enjoyed it

[leggzy]

Looks like some interesting reads

[Sharon Lee]

Always enjoy seeing your reading for the month