I finished 13 books last month.April 2022, Concord, NH
A quote from this month's reading:
"But Dickens was not a cool customer. He was, in fact, a ripsnorting, raging, egotistical cad, and if he had not also been a supremely great writer he would have been intolerable." --Roberson Davies, "Phantasmagoria and Dream Grotto," in One Half of Robertson Davies
Here is my progress toward various goals and challenges:
- 4 were non-fiction (toward my goal of 25 non-fiction books this year) and 1 counted toward the NonFiction Reader Challenge
- 2 were books I own but hadn't read before (inspired by The Unread Shelf project)
- none was poetry (my goal of reading 4 poetry books this year is not coming along too well so far)
- 4 counted toward the Canadian Book Challenge which I have now completed for the current year (this challenge begins and ends on Canada Day)
- 2 were from my Classics Club List and 1 counted toward Back to the Classics
- 3 counted toward the Cruisin' Through the Cozies challenge
- 1 counted toward the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
- none counted toward the Turtle Recall Challenge
- 1 counted toward the TBR Pile Challenge
- none were for my Century of Books project
- Death in Cornwall by G. M. Malliett (4-stars)
- The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield (audiobook, 5-stars)
- Readers' Advisory Guide to Nonfiction by Neal Wyatt (4-stars)
- Where Angels Fear to Tread by E. M. Forster (4-stars)
- The Art of Falling: A Novel by Danielle McLaughlin (3-stars)
- One Half of Robertson Davies by Robertson Davies (3-stars)
- Murder Your Darlings by J. J. Murphy (3-stars)
- Women Writers at Work by The Paris Review (3-stars)
- Lust for Life by Irving Stone (4-stars)
- Blizzard of Glass by Sally M. Walker (4-stars)
- Live and Let Chai by Bree Baker (audiobook, 3-stars)
- The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel (4-stars)
- Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel (5-stars)
Congratulations on an awesome April, I hope May is marvellous
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