Books I read in May

From top to bottom:

A mystery/thriller that was a good read but not amongst his best
A general fiction that I enjoyed
A crime story that was only ok - too receptive and predictable
A chick lit that I enjoyed

[Mags]

They all look fascinating!

[Kathy]

I always read your reviews carefully. I am reading a bit more (more than just my book club selection) lately. I just finished the 8th in the series of Harry Hole books by Jo Nesbø. Just got The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny (#17 in the Inspecter Gamache series). Book club book for June is Alice in Wonderland (theme for the summer library activities). Next month is Through the Looking Glass. It's been a very long time since I've read those books, and perhaps I really haven't.

[Kathy A]

@randystreat You have mentioned Harry Hole to me before and I have bought the first in the series, just have to get around to reading it. You would be amazed at how many books I have here just waiting ti be read! My book club for June is The One Hundred Years of Lennie and Margot

[Kathy]

I know about the stacks. I gave away a bunch of books when I moved and still have enough to fill a bookshelf. Don't give up on Harry - the book seemed a little difficult to get into, but all of a sudden it took off like a spaceship. Your club selection sounds good. I'll be interested in reading your review.

[Lisa Poland]

Fun

[Kathy A]

@randystreat I have four large bookshelves, 6 110L boxes and piles everywhere. I won’t be alive long enough to read half my collection. Thanks for the tip about Harry

[Allison Williams]

A wide range. I read all mine as ebooks which does not make a very interesting photo!

[moni kozi]

Oh, what an enjoyable list!

[Babs]

An interesting collection. Is that Graham Norton the tv presenter?

[Kathy A]

@onewing yes it is, he writes enjoyable books

[Diana]

I love the way you capture your books and present them. Unfortunately our book club is no more as many have moved from the estate and one passed away.

[Fisher Family]

Another interesting and varied selection. I see another Harlan Coben. Sadly he is an auther I really can't get on with.

Ian

[Renee Salamon]

Well done to read four in a month. Love your book stack - I’ve converted to Kindle now, especially easy for travel

[Kartia]

I didn't know Graham Norton wrote. May get around to reading one of his next decade . . . I love to read but find the world just has to stop until I finish the book. After a few days of not being fed the kids just become unbearable!