Books I read in October

From top to bottom:

A general fiction which I enjoyed. A great story about humanity and survival
A chick lit that I enjoyed
A psychological thriller with no thrill at all
A medical thriller which was a disappointing read
A crime story which was quite a good read

[Diana]

You sure had a great selection there.

[moni kozi]

Wow! That's a nice list!
Fredrik Backman is so good. I read three titles. I stopped reading after the third, for fear I get disappointed. I mean: he's so prolific, how would it be possible for him to write just good stuff? Maybe I'll give Beartown a go.

[Kathy A]

@monikozi Beartown is the first in a three book series, I have yet to read the next two but I will

[Issi Bannerman]

I've read Beartown too, and really enjoyed it. I also enjoyed his 'A Man called Ove'.

[Lesley]

Great selection, which I am going to try to source. I think I’m the only person in the world that couldn’t get on with Beartown though. I just couldn’t get past the hockey and gave it up at page 126. After reading my bookclub comments I’ve held on to it to try it again in the future.

[Kathy A]

@tinley23 I didn’t like the hockey either but that seems to lessen once the relationships develop

[Babs]

You read such a variety of subjects.

[Kathy A]

@onewing I like to mix it up, I get a bit bored reading the same genre

[Mags]

They all look interesting to me. Well done reading.

[Fisher Family]

An interesting and varied selection!

Ian

[Kathy]

Well, I've actually read one of these books - Beartown. I'm a fan of Fredrik Backman.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Sounds like a good month for reading.