Well, week (in this case, 5 days) 10 came fast. I actually got 30 recommendations in those 5 days. Since I'm only giving you a maximum of 25 per week, I'll keep 5 for next week. But, come on. The talent out there is pretty amazing. Here are the latest:
Debbie Levy, Imperfect Spiral, YA - Booking Mama
Shirley Jackson, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, ghost story - Estella's Revenge
Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House, ghost story - Estella's Revenge
Jamie Ford, Songs of Willow Frost (I LOVED Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet) -
Silver's Reviews
Lori Nelson Spielman, The Life List, for women of all ages - Booking Mama
Sue Halpern, A Dog Walks into a Nursing Home: Less in the Good Life from an Unlikely
Teacher, non-fiction, dog as therapy - Bibliophile by the Sea
Naomi Novik, His Majesty's Dragon (#1 of 8), fantasy - Diary of an Eccentric
Jennifer Blackstream, Before Midnight, paranormal, Cinderella - Feed Your Fiction
Addiction
Menna van Praag, The House at the End of Hope Street, magic - Bibliophile by the Sea
Charles Todd, A Question of Honor (Bess Crawford series), British mystery, WWI -
Bookfan
Laura Morrigan, Woof at the Door (#1, Call of the Wilde), cozy mystery - To Be Continued
Carey Neesley, Welcome Home, Mama and Boris, non-fiction, animals - BookHounds
Jessica Verday, The Beautiful and the Damned, YA, grades 7 and up - BookHounds
Annabel Monaghan, Double Digit, YA, grades 7 and up - BookHounds
Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles, reimagining of Achilles from The Iliad - Estella's
Revenge
Mary McCarthy, The Groves of Academe (1951), campus novel - Rose City Reader
Will Kostakis, The First Third, YA - All The Books I Can Read
Daphne du Maurier, Rebecca, classic - Estella's Revenge
Stephenie Meyer, The Host - Tangled in Pages
Agatha Christie, The Body in the Library - Tales of Whimsy
Laura Bickle, The Hallowed Ones (#1), Amish horror/paranormal - Feed Your Fiction
Addiction
Richelle Mead, Shadow Kiss (#3, Vampire Academy) - All The Books I Can Read
Elin Kelsey/Soyeon Kim, You Are Stardust, people and nature - Rhapsody in Books
Dianne Dixon, The Book of Someday - Silver's Reviews
Lisa Wingate, Larkspur Cove, romantic suspense (I'm a fan of this genre) - Bookaholic
There's your 25 for the week. Plus the 5 I've already got for next week. You guys are killing me! I mean, I love giving you these recommendations (until you tell me to stop).
Wouldn't it be nice if we had the time to read all the books we'd like to?
ReplyDeleteWe obviously feel a need to read a bunch of books for our readers. But, from a personal standpoint, I want to be able to read more just because. You're 100% right.
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