September readings

Opening Skinner's Box by Lauren Slater - fascinating psychological experiments I did not know before. Gave me the creeps here and there.
Ghosts of the South Carolina Midlands by Tally Johnson - hunting for ghosts is just a reason for taking us through the historical details of his area. But still it gave me some goosebumps here and there, especially when I read before bed time.
Atomic Habits by James Clear - a self-help book.
And my woolen socks. They have owls on them.

[Susan Wakely]

Great selection and view of your woolly socks.

[Diana]

Sounds like interesting books, pity we cannot see the owls ;-)

[Wylie]

Some heavy reading!

[Kathy A]

I have never heard of any of these

[bkb in the city]

Thanks for the book review

[borof]

Unfortunately, I don't know the books, but I like the composition. At first I thought you were kneeling on the floor and taking pictures like that. But it's also good for socks.

[Jacqueline]

Great selection of books, would have loved to see the owls…..

[Christina]

I have not heard of any of these books - love the coziness that the added slippers bring to mind

[Boxplayer]

Owly woollen socks! What's not to like? 🙂

[Mags]

Interesting reads! =)

[Julie Duncan]

Very interesting! What did you think of Atomic Habits? Worth the read? I've seen it and been intrigued, but haven't committed. :)

[moni kozi]

@juliedduncan It surely is not a waste of time to read it, but do not expect something groundbreaking. If you can, I'd recommend borrowing it before purchasing.