Friday Reads Nov 20, 2020 ~ Lots of Short Works

It's time for Friday Reads! I share the books that I finished, the books that I started and sometimes about books I'm carrying over week to week. I missed doing a Friday Reads last week, so there is lots to talk about this week, in particular a lot of short works that I finished.

QotD: Are you starting to plan for December?

I mention:

Books Mentioned:
hold the note by Domenico Capilongo
Night-Eater by Patricia Young
Something Small to Carry Home by Isa Milman
The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle
The Horror at Red Hook by HP Lovecraft
The Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Barsoom #3)
Cuckoo Clock of Doom by R.L. Stine (Classic Goosebumps #28)
Pumpkinheads | Written By: Rainbow Rowell, Illustrated by Faith Erin Hicks, Color by Sarah Stern
One Game at a Time: My Journey from Small-Town Alberta to Hockey's Biggest Stage by Harnarayan Singh
Heating Up the Holidays Collection | All He Wants for Christmas by Jill Shalvis, My Grown-Up Christmas List and Up the Housetop by Jacquie D'Alessandro and Jamie Sobrato (Harlequin Blaze Dec 2008)

The 2 Harlequin Undone! Titles I couldn't remember are….
Some Like it Scandalous by Carole Mortimer (Daring Duchesses #0.5)
The Tantalizing Miss Coale by Sarah Mallory (The Notorious Coale Brothers #0.5)

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Books Finished: 1:45
Currently Reading: 13:53
Outro: 19:00

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[thestudiointhelibrary]

Hi, Shannon. That was a nice reading week, especially that you got in some Canadian poetry. I have all of my December reading planned and added to Goodreads for the 'Cloak and Dagger Christmas' and 'Create Your Own Holiday Adventure' readathons. This week, I finished 'Beast: Face to Face with the Florida Bigfoot by Watt Key (for Creature Feature Extravanza/cryptid), 'Black Sun' the first book in the 'Between Earth and Sky' series by Rebecca Roanhorse (for Fall into Reading and the November Indigathon), and for Non-fiction November, 'Normal Doesn't Live Here Anymore: An Inspiring Story of Hope for Caregivers' by Barb Owen (of BookTube's How to Get Creative).

[thestudiointhelibrary]

Reading books this weekend, as usual, those that are immediately due back at the library: 'Tall Tail' a Sneaky Pie Brown mystery by Rita Mae Brown and 'Heirs and Graces' a Her Royal Spyness mystery by Rhys Bowen. Have a great weekend, Shannon!

[kkelly]

I would recommend trying a poetry audiobook. They are short so easier to follow and gives it a new dimension. I’m glad you’re feeling better, luckily reading is a cozy pastime this time of year. Warlord of Mars reminds me of when I tried to read the first James Bond novel. I just wanted the action, but then some of the things he said made me uncomfortable and kind of ruined it.Anyways, can’t wait to see what you’ve up your sleeve 😆