Fascinating nonfiction, horror mystery, YA sci-fi & more

Monthly rewind time is here! In November, I really enjoyed a nonfiction about the history of ice. But I also read retro and modern sci-fi books, some fantasy novellas, and a mystery-horror story.

Here are the books I'm recommending (or not) based on this month's reading.

00:00 It's beginning to look...
00:42 Ice
03:21 Beautyland
05:00 Last Day on Mars
06:35 What Moves the Dead
07:35 Illuminations
09:06 Finna
10:00 The Ship That Sailed the Time Stream
10:41 DNFs

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[ShawnBrink-xjeh]

Who knew? There's a book about the history of ice? Crazy. I actually like reading about topics that normally get looked over. Thanks for sharing. Also, I like the fact that you differentiate your reviews with obscure titles. Obscure doesn't mean bad, just different. Enjoyed this video.

[Maeve_Ever_Books]

DNF books to make time for better books!!

[awebofstories]

The only one of these that I've read is What Moves the Dead. I enjoyed it, but I can see how the mystery element would be overpowering. I had to include it my "the reasons why I don't eat mushrooms" collection...

[bartsbookspace]

This to me sounds like the most depressing reading month ever… 😬
Btw, I really liked Roadside Picnic, but can totally see others bouncing off of this SF classic.