November 2019 Books Vs Moods

My last month's compilation list was:October 2019 BooksVsMoods The following (as usual) are true: These are a list comprising of books that I read/reviewed in the past month I have mapped the books with the mood I think is best suited to enjoy said book They are not in order of priority All covers link…

On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong

If I had known the tone of the book before I got my hands on it, I might not have made an effort. I remember seeing glowing tributes to the writing, and when I began reading it, I had to pause to confirm if this was a work of fiction. The raw emotion in every…

Expeditions Unpacked by Ed Stafford

As an unexpected addition to my participation in Non-Fiction November I am (almost) ending this month with a Non-fiction book that I had forgotten I had a timer on. I have an E copy of the ARC by the publishers (I love the wide range of topics they cover in their publications) which expires tomorrow…

Tuesday Mooney Wore Black by Kate Racculia

This book was also published as Tuesday Mooney speaks to Ghosts (still up for request on NetGalley) and after reading the book, I must say that this version suits it better. The ghosts play, but a minor role in it all, but they hover in the background. The black, however, is in the foreground and…

Nonfiction November Week 5: New to My TBR #NonFicNov

Week 5: (Nov. 25 to 30) – New to My TBR – Rennie @ What’s Nonfiction : It’s been a month full of amazing nonfiction books! Which ones have made it onto your TBR? Be sure to link back to the original blogger who posted about that book! I have to admit I am cheating a…

Emily of New Moon (Emily #1) by L.M. Montgomery

Narrator:  Jess Nahikian I am a huge fan of Anne of Green Gables, and in 11th grade I moved to a whole new class, the nine girls in a class of 30 bonded over actually playing sports during the prescribed time and books. We had a trend for a couple of birthdays to gift the…

The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager

I saw this book on a library shelf, and the author's name stuck out as someone who is regularly featured in the numerous blogs I follow, and I decided to pick it up. It was a satisfying choice. It took me the better part of the day to finish reading this, but I did it…

Left-Handed Death by Richard Hull

I have been a little off in my zeal for blogging, with the year almost coming to a close maybe my enthusiasm is waning. I have some exciting compilations lists nearly scheduled for the last week of the year and hopefully setting that up will bolster my mood. I will add this to my main…