October Wrap Up

Here are all the books I read in October. Grab a snack...it's a long one!

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[CHerr-zdgq]

I read all of the books by this author - Thirteen is by far the Very Best!!

[BernasBookishAdventures]

I loved the synopsis of Thirteen, I love serial killer and legal thrillers. Both of best worlds!!
Autoboyography was a book I never thought of picking up but I might after your review ;)

[samanthasmall]

Your classes seem so interesting. Would you ever do a video about your major and an overview of the courses you’ve taken/are taking and the reading requirements etc?

[ChapterandConverse]

I felt the exact same way about Thirteen. Blew me away!

[Stephanie_Happy.Librarian]

Love Scythe—it is a favorite of mine and the sequel doesn’t disappoint either. Because of the manipulation of technology in a world that could very much exist, I would say this is a science fiction not fantasy personally.

[gabrielabianchi]

Why does One Of Us Is Lying give me Breakfast Club vibes?

[libbysreadingcorner]

I'm reading Tower of dawn right now trying to finish up the series before the end of the year. How do you read so much girl I need new tips and tricks

[arobinreads]

I also really liked Thirteen! The only thing I didn't get was his "identity reveal" at the end. Found that really confusing and not well executed.

[jenisnotabooksnob]

I loved Poet X, until the ending. Just didn't like the ending. True Diary of a Part-Time Indian has been on my want to read for awhile. I loved that whole Scythe series, just read Toll. It's a fantastic series. :) I preferred Looking for Alaska over other John Green books, but, you either like John Green or you don't.

[lionheart]

Apparently Jack the Ripper was his name is Aaron Kosminski

[teresamedeiros]

100% agree with you re: Looking for Alaska by John Greene. GAR list, why?? John Greene is not for me either

[annabanabanana]

Wow good job girl!! Are you in the masters portion of your degree or under grad? I was shocked they require a masters to be a librarian now.

[jacquelinemcmenamin]

Too many books, not enough time 📚☘️📖👋 Some more recommendations for you
Heaven, My Home by Attica Locke
The Blowout by Rachel Maddow
Conviction by Denise Mina
Maybe You Should Talk To Someone by Lori Lottieb
Ask Again, Yes by Mary Beth Keane
The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
Bloomland
A Gentleman in Moscow
Look out for
An Innocent Man on Netflix

[daisyjune]

I didn’t like “Looking for Alaska”
either.