Monday, November 28, 2016
Heirs of the Body by Carol Dunn, 292 pages
I always particularly enjoy the Daisy Dalrymple books that take place at Fairacres, her ancestral home.
Betty and Veronica Double Digest No. 205, 225 pages
I always love having a some of these available when I want something mindless to relax with.
Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, 306 pages
My book club book for this month. I love the fact that he visited a bunch of imaginary countries and Japan, like it's imaginary as well.
Anthem For Doomed Youth by Carola Dunn, 288 pages
I had a review book by Carola Dunn to read and realized there were 3 before it that I hadn't read. Since I'm physically incapable of reading a series out of order I spent a weekend enjoying a binge of Daisy Dalrymple books.
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Betty and Veronica Double Digest No. 100, 225 pages
It's not hard for them to hit 100 issues since they been around since the 1940s.
Monday, November 21, 2016
A Catered Tea Party by Isis Crawford, 311 pages
I'm just not as big a fan of these sister detectives, but I'll still probably pick them up. I definitely know who will be the victim in the next book.
Betty and Veronica Double Digest No. 107, 225 pages
I'm getting to the bottom of my stack. I'll be sad when I run out.
Thursday, November 17, 2016
The Tainted Snuff Box by Rosemary Stevens, 292 pages
I'm a fan of Regency romances/mysteries and this series featuring Beau Brummell as the detective is making its way to the top of my favorites list.
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Sheer Folly by Carola Dunn, 296 pages
One of the things I love best about this series is how utterly British they are. I always feel like I should have a cuppa of tea and a biscuit while reading one. These are in my top 10 of favorite mystery series.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Monday, November 14, 2016
Wonder Woman at Super Hero High by Lisa Yee, 237 pages
Being a Wonder Woman fanatic I had to pick this up. Interesting to read about these girls as teens coming into their powers.
Archie's Pals "n' Gals Double Digest, 225 pages
I woke up early this morning but it was too early to get out of bed. It's nice having a stack of these to read at times like that.
One Man's Meat by E.B. White, 350 pages
I'd read about this book being extremely popular with soldiers during WWII, so I had to give it a try. Plus, I always enjoyed Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little, so why not. This collection of essays mainly featuring his move to the country and taking up the life of a farmer were extremely enjoyable. Normally I would knock out a book like this in a day but this one took a few days just because I couldn't read for too long due to the solidness of the writing. Very enjoyable.
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Betty and Veronica Double Digest NO. 143, 225 pages
While I'm reading a book of essays, it's nice to clear the palate with some mindless Archies.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Hell Bay by Will Thomas, 290 pages
I always really enjoy the Barker & Llewelyn books. I keep waiting for them to travel to America though.
Friday, November 4, 2016
Christmas Caramel Murder by Joanne Fluke, 210 pages
Almost a prequel/standalone. I'm waiting to find out what's wrong with Russ. I just can't see Hannah with him.
Thursday, November 3, 2016
In God We Trust, All Others Pay Trust by Jean Shepherd, 264 pages
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
A Most Curious Murder by Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli, 325 pages
A review book from Night Owl Reviews featuring a murder mystery with a Little Free Library.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Chicken Every Sunday by Rosemary Taylor, 307 pages
This was a very popular Armed Services Edition (ASE) book during WWII. I was very glad I could get via Inter-library loan. It talked about the mom's boarding house in Arizona. Reminded me somewhat of Cheaper By the Dozen.
Betty and Veronica Double Digest No. 93, 225 pages
Nothing better when you want a mindless light read.
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