Reading Wrap Up | February 2020

Book Reviews in this video:
The War of Art by Stephen Pressfield
As A Man Thinketh by James Allen
(read after seeing in the Brian Banks movie)
Catherine the Great by Virginia Rounding
The Dead Zone by Stephen King (audiobook narrated by James Franco was great)
The Willows by Algernon Blackwood
A Madness of Sunshine by Nalini Singh*
The Rabbit Hunter by Lars Kepler*
The Other People by CJ Tudor*

NOTE: Many (not all) of these books were gifted by their respective publishers for review. All reviews are 100% my honest opinion. The gifted books are marked with a * in the list above.

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[Gbrenda]

I loved Dear edward last month. Right now I'm just starting A good neighborhood.

[LanaCelebic]

I've never heard of As A Man Thinketh before, but it sounds great. Algernon Blackwood is such a wonderful horror name, always wanted to read something by him, just didn't know where to start. Luckily, both od these are available on Scribd, yay!
It's great that The Dead Zone audiobook is narrated by James Franco, I'll keep that in mind when I get to it. I love King, but not in the mood for his books at the moment. Thanks! :)

[DarkRuins]

just found your channel. your intelligence, variety of selection, and humor remind me so much of impressionblend. subscribed! i wish you had goodreads :(

[bookish_amy]

I’m currently read thing The Other People and I’m getting confused with all the peeps...or time line maybe? I don’t know. I’m just confused

[marathonsun]

I totally agree with you on The Other People. I was so let down after I read it and it was basically because I expected it to be better. I also started my first Lars Kepler this week and felt the same and ended up putting it aside.
I am looking forward to The Willows which I found on Scribd!

[hydrolito]

How do you keep track of your books if almost none of your titles show?