Monthly Breakdown
Monthly Total: 17
Print: 5
Ebook: 4
Audio: 8
Mystery: 11
Fiction: 2
Romance: 4
Favorite Book of the Month:
Favorite Audio:
Mrs. Pollifax Pursued by Dorothy Gilman - I have found this series reliably entertaining and I thoroughly enjoyed the audio of this.
Least Favorite Book of the Month:
Macarons Can Be Murdered by Rose Betancourt - I wanted to love this foodie cozy but unfortunately it just fell a bit flat for me.
Bookish Armchair Travel in July:
Domestic Travel:
For the first time this year I visited Wyoming, Colorado, Mississippi, and Kentucky
I also revisited Rhode Island, Washington, Maine, Virginia, and New York
International Travel:
This wasn't my most world traveling month though I must say August is shaping up a bit better!
I visited England several times and took a short visit to Scotland.
How was your reading in July? Where did your books take you?
My reading this summer has, in general, been slower than usual. I think it's because it has been so hot!
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ReplyDeleteMy reading has taken me to England, Scotland, Australia and New York. Love the snowy cover, wish I was in that now. So Hot here!
ReplyDeleteI always love Mrs. Pollifax. I've read them all but it's been probably 10-15 years ago.
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Sounds like July was a great reading month for you. I hope August is good too.
ReplyDeleteI rather enjoy a RaeAnne Thayne romance too. Funny because the first time I read her I marked it about 2.5 stars and then few years later reread it as part of a series and marked it 4. Our heads are often in different places!
ReplyDeleteI always like visiting Scotland in a book. :)
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July was much better than June for me, and it looks like you had a great month, too!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm forgetting how much I love Thayne's romances and need to pick one up to remind myself! I am glad you enjoyed Sleigh Bells Ring. I only finished two books in July, so not a strong reading month for me, I'm afraid. I hope you have a great August in books, Katherine!
ReplyDeleteReading a book like Sleigh Bells Ring might be the only way I cool off this summer!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever read a book set in Scotland. Other than the Harry Potter books, that is, or Macbeth. I should remedy that. Wait, were the Lassie books set in Scotland? ☺
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