Recap – April 2020
I read about half of the books that I had planned to read in April so not very successful in trying to avoid building up a mini backlog. But hey ho, these things happen
I read about half of the books that I had planned to read in April so not very successful in trying to avoid building up a mini backlog. But hey ho, these things happen
Despite all that was happening, I still managed to read some great books in March and one of them naturally took the top spot. My book of the month went to the advance review copy of Corporate Gunslinger: A Novel by Doug Engstrom. It was a compelling read about a world quite similar to this one: inequalities in our society and crushing debt, how very timely
t has to be said the Christmas interfered with my planned reading schedule. Am I annoyed.. not so much. Christmas, was fun, haphazard. Busy in parts and thankfully lazy days on others – in short, had a great time
It’s done and dusted and I’ve read mightily in November, including rereads of childhood favourites . Check out the recap to see how it went. Find out here if I read all the books I said...
Find out here if I read all the books I said I would, added any extra just for the fun of it or quietly put one aside to never speak of again.
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