What I Read in July
Another month has been and gone, and time to report on my readings for the month. It felt like I read a lot this month, but it seems I only managed 13 books. Perhaps because there were a few long ones in there. My favourite this month was revisiting A Monster Calls, even though it made me cry. Now it’s time to see the film adaptation.
Picture BooksRock Pool Secrets, by Narelle Oliver
Shearing Time, by Allison Paterson & Shane McGrath
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, illustrated by Matt Shanks
The Fix-It Man, by Dimity Powell & Nicky Johnston
Younger Readers
The Blue Cat, by Ursula Dubosarsky
The Beast of Hushing Wood, by Gabrielle Wang
The Boy and the Spy, by Felice Arena
A Monster Calls, by Patrick Ness
Adult Fiction
The Midsummer Garden, by Kirsty Manning
A Hundred Small Lessons, by Ashley Hay
Nonfiction
The Fabulous Flying Mrs Miller, by Carol Baxter
The Clever Guts Diet, by Dr Michael Mosley
Gardens of Fire, by Robert Kenny
Have a great August – the last month of winter here in my part of the world.
