Books I read in November

From top to bottom:

A family saga (according to google) that really wasn't very interesting
A domestic fiction (according to google) that was a wonderful read
A psychological thriller that a good read
A crime story that I enjoyed

[Babs]

You did well this month, three out of four that were good

[Susan Wakely]

Always good to know other views on books.

[Mags]

You are so true to reading!

[Casablanca]

Haven't heard of any of these this time.

[Diana]

I used to read quite a few Jodi Picoult books but do not enjoy them anymore.

[Fisher Family]

Good to see your dedication to reading continues!

Ian

[JackieR]

I found a terrible kindness such a roller coaster of a read. Learnt sooooooooo much about the role of embalmers!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Domestic fiction? I don't think I've ever heard of that genre before. Hmmm... Looks like it was a good month overall.

[Kathy A]

@ludwigsdiana this is my first one and if many people hadn’t told me that she has written some great books, this would have been my last.

[Kathy A]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond I did too, such an eye opener

[Kathy]

I hate to hear the Jodi Picoult book wasn't good. Perhaps she is cranking them out too quickly.

[Renee Salamon]

Wow. lucky you to read so much. They all look interesting. I didn’t finish my one book I’m reading 😔

[Kathy A]

@randystreat this is her very first book written in 1992. I've been assured her following books are much better.

[JackieR]

@randystreat her recent one "The Storyteller" I enjoyed, but I got the twist immediately!!

[Kathy A]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond The Storyteller was written in 2013 🤣

[Issi Bannerman]

Love to see your books of the month. I don't know any of these, But I know a couple of the authors.

[JackieR]

@kjarn oopps.

[plainjaneandnonnonsense]

I've not read any Jodi Picoult or Martine Cole but often thought I should. I have however read and really enjoyed The End of Her.

[Kathy A]

@plainjaneandnononsense This is my first Jodi Picoult book, and the first she wrote, I didn't really like it but I've been assured by many that they get better so I'll start working my way through them

[plainjaneandnonnonsense]

@kjarn thanks for the info. Of I do read any of hers I'll try to avoid this one!