Not My Best Reading Month | November Reading Wrap Up

November wasn't my best reading month, but there were still some very good books. Let's talk about it in my November reading wrap up!

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[MerrilyKristin]

HA! I feel the same about the goodreads giveaways! It's so nice to see an actual human I know win one!

[WildeBookGarden]

yeah that was another thing I was really hoping The Sword of Summer would get into! I wanted to see how Samirah would approach being Muslim AND being a Valkyrie, that could have been so interesting and thoughtful, and it was just...ignored?

you have me really intrigued by the Zack Argyle series!

I think I actually want to do a video at some point on my go-to comfort rereads but one of them is definitely The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery!

[arp]

"manthing" sounds like the title of an alien horror romance

[Sagal.I]

I do reread. And my comfort reads are Jack Campbell' s the "Lost fleet" books
And Nalini Singh's " Guild Hunter" books.

[salmaa.]

The way you talk about The Broken Earth is so inspiring. I unfortunately DNF’ed the Fifth Season :(. I think I will like her Hundred Thousand Kingdoms better.

I would love to reread the Conqueror’s Saga in January.

[angelaholmes]

Here's what I read in November
I kissed a girl by jennet Alexander it's a sapphic romance
Circe 💜
The shaadi set-up 💜
God emperor of dune 💜
Gods and monsters
Valentine by Elizabeth wetmore
The light of all that falls
The firekeeper daughter 💜
Firestarter by Stephen king
Soulmate equation
In a holidaze
Sunshine girl by julianna margolis her memoir 💜
Just as I am by Cecily Tyson memoir
The kiss quotient 💜
Dragon haven
The wolf and the woodsman 💜
Royal by danielle steel 💜
The heart emoji are my favorite reads in November

[bonniestevens]

I love rereading! I have several Nora Roberts books that I like to reread and some Susan Mallery. But my favorite rereads are the Mercy Thompson and Alpha and Omega series by Patricia Briggs.

[meghannpalmer]

I don’t reread. Not on purpose but I accidentally reread a cozy murder mystery in November but it had been awhile so I’d forgotten everything 😂

[aliebellule]

My favorite re-read is hands down The Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Ruiz Zafón.

[TheGoofy]

Stones of Light sounds good. I just can't with the holiday/Hallmark /small town stuff. My body rejects it like an allergic response. 😂 Hogfather is so good. It's one of my favorites from him. The TV adaptation with Tim Curry is really good too. I can't read Rothmuss until he finishes that series. I will Not be George RR Martin'd again. 😂 Do I re-read? Why, yes, yes I do. Quite often, in fact. I re-read Anne Bishop's The Others series every year as I do Patricia Briggs' Alpha and Omega series because they are favorites-both in their overall awesomeness and because they contain my all time favorite book couples. I also re-read Ruby Dixon, Agatha Christie, Robert Crais, John Sandford, Lisa Kleypas, Eloisa James, Kresley Cole, Nalini Singh, Annette Marie and Ilona Andrews quite often. Re-reads are essential for self-care. That and 🍫, hot chocolate, fuzzy blankets and socks. 😂

[kyra_jo]

congrats on winning a goodreads giveaway!! i'm glad you enjoyed the book you won as well!

[MLLatUtube]

I do reread, and one of my favorites to reread in December is Hogfather. I just ordered it in hardback (the same edition you have.) I am looking forward to getting it and reading it again.

[FITBREAD]

Great video and stats. Comfort read might be War of the Worlds for scifi or non sci fi The Far Pavillions

[enchantedlight]

How do you keep track of your stats? Do you use an app, and excel spreadsheet? I have been trying to find a way that works for me, and I keep finding problems in whatever method I am using. As to your question... if i need a comfort read I normally pick up anything by Ilona Andrews. Her books are fun.

[DanneLen]

I love re-reading 'Garden Spells' by Sarah Addison Allen :)

[LiteratureScienceAlliance]

I love re-reading! Actually just re-read the mask of mirrors and it was such a cozy comfort read 🥰

[AbiExists]

One of my comfort reads is the wings of fire series!
It’s a middle grade epic high fantasy series about dragons.
I’ve been reading this series since late elementary school. Some of the books I’ve read up to six times!
And the fifteenth book in the main series is coming out in early 2022 which is so exciting ☺️💟

[angelaholmes]

I dnf the ballad of songbird and snakes and turning point by danielle steel

[jaishan]

Nothing to do with the books but your makeup is GORGEOUS!

[rchelreads]

I love to reread, though I don’t do it nearly as often as I’d like. My most read comfort read is Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. I fell in love with it when I first read it years ago, and I’ve reread it regularly ever since. I’m so pleased to hear you loved the Hogfather, I reread that last Christmas and adored it too