I’ve been meaning to write this for weeks. Ever since we entered the month of february. But somehow I never got around to it. Anyway, 3 weeks late is better than never, right?
You have probably figured out that I really love to read. And I’m doing really good this year. Already finished 9 books. And I’m not reading like 10 books at the same time. I actually think my record was 12 books at the same time. That was a couple of years ago. I’ve matured since then. Maybe not.
Well, the thing is, I love to read books. Book reviews on the other hand kinda bore me. I don’t wanna know a whole lot about what goes on in the book. I just wanna know if it’s good. And analyzing books……get me outta here!!!
Ok, so now you know not so expect long book reviews from me. Click the covers for more info on the books. Here we go:
Agatha Christie: The Sittaford Mystery
I’ll tell you a secret. I’ve already forgotten who did it. That’s why I can re-read Agatha Christie books again and again. Every time is like the first time. The same goes for the movies of course. Except for Murder on the Orient Express – I remember who did done it that time.
It’s not a Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple novel. It was a young girl who was the “detective” in this one. I don’t remember her name. I did like the book. I didn’t love it, but I liked it. Man, I should write book reviews for a living. I’d be a hit.
The book fits in with my Goodreads Agatha Christie Group. We read all of her books in chronological order. I’m behind, I’m reading the book I was should have read in November. I’ll catch up. And it qualifies for 2 of my reading challenges.
Suzanne Collins: The Hunger Games
Loved it, loved it, loved it!!! This was an audiobook. I might have mentioned this before, but I like to listen to audiobooks when I cook. So looking forward to the movie. Read it! Now!
Jasper Fforde: The Well of Lost Plots
This is the third Thursday Next novel. I wouldn’t know how to describe these books. They’re a mixture of all kinds of stuff. Weird, funny and entertaining. I love that. And I really enjoy reading them. And it qualifies for this reading challenge.
Daisy Goodwin: The American Heiress
This was another audiobook. I just love that cover. I sometimes choose books based on the cover. Don’t you? This was romantic and historical. Nice!
Charlaine Harris: Dead and Gone
This is the 9th book in the Sookie Stackhouse series. I’m still enjoying this series, and it’s always a quick read. Still need more Eric in the book though. Am I right, ladies??
That was it for January.
So what have you been reading? And why aren’t we friends on Goodreads?


































