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June Reading Wrap-Up

Can you believe that it’s July?  I certainly can’t; months seem to be flying by these days!

I’ve done pretty well with my reading this month.  I managed 18 books, so I’ve read a little more than half a book every day.  I think that’s pretty good; I have no idea how I’m managing it, but I’m pleased with this rate and I hope I can manage it.  I think I’d have managed to read even more if I hadn’t spent most of the last three days of the month working!

I won’t be doing a genre breakdown today; I don’t have my spreadsheet with me so it isn’t as easy as normal.  I’ll just list them instead.

  1. Eden Springs, Laura Kasischke
  2. Day for Night, Frederick Reiken
  3. Wild Romance, Chloe Schama
  4. Flirting with Forever, Gwyn Cready
  5. The Mistress of Nothing, Kate Pullinger
  6. The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid, Bill Bryson
  7. Shiver, Maggie Stiefvater
  8. Magic Bleeds, Ilona Andrews
  9. Girl in Translation, Jean Kwok
  10. The Confessions of Catherine de Medici, C.W. Gortner
  11. Ten Things I Love About You, Julia Quinn
  12. The Blue Orchard, Jackson Taylor
  13. The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott, Kelly O’Connor McNees
  14. Dragon Haven, Robin Hobb
  15. Katherine, Anchee Min
  16. The Radleys, Matt Haig
  17. Don’t Tempt Me, Loretta Chase
  18. The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight, Gina Ochsner

I actually had a few disappointments this month, so my favorites are very easy to choose!  I’ll have to go with The Mistress of Nothing by Kate Pullinger and The Confessions of Catherine de Medici by C.W. Gortner for making historical fiction interesting again.  I definitely recommend both of those.

I’m not sure what I’ll be reading in July.  I have two weeks off to visit my parents, so I’m sure I’ll get some read, but I’m going to leave my choices up to the whim of the moment!

Do you have any summer reading plans?

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