What I Read in September

Another month has flown by, and lots more reading has been done. This month I got through 25 books, everything from gorgeous new picture books (I only count ones which I have read AND reviewed for this monthly list) to an book called The 5 Second Rule[image error], from Mel Robbins, a leading motivational speaker in the United States (and internationally). I can see why her book and her presentations – on Youtube and in-person are so popular. She has inspired me to get out of bed earlier and get stuff done this month. So thanks Mel – after reading the book, I even visited the dentist, which I’d put off for years.

Anyway, here’s what I read this month.

Picture Books

One of the Murphling grandbabies loved this one.

Nanna’s Button Tin, by Dianne Wolfer & Heather Potter

Pea Pod Lullaby, by Glenda Millard & Stephen Michael King

My Meerkat Mum, by Ruth Paul

Boy, by Phil Cummings & Shane Devries

The Cat Wants Cuddles, by P. Crumble & Lucinda Gifford

The Very Cranky Bear, by Nick Bland

I Want to Be in a Book, by Narelle Oliver

 

Younger Readers

Polly & Buster: The Wayward Witch & the Feelings Monster, by Sally Rippin

Chook Doolan: On the Road, by James Roy

Chook Doolan: Un-happy Camper, by James Roy

Chook Doolan: Up and Away, by James Roy

Chook Doolan: Let’s Do Diwali, by James Roy

Twin Trouble, by Jacqueline Wilson

Blossom, by Tamsin Janu

Miniwings: Glitterwing’s Book Week Blunder, by Sally Sutton

Miniwings: Whizz’s Internet Oopsie, by Sally Sutton

Charlie and the Karaoke Cockroaches, by Alan Brough

You Just Wait: A Poetry Friday Power Book, by Sylvia Vardell & Janet Wong

The Beach Shack Cafe, by Belinda Murrell

Young Adult

Bro, by Helen Chebatte

Nothing, by Annie Barrows

My Lovely Frankie, by Judith Clarke

Losing It, by Julia Lawrinson

Adult

The 5 Second Rule, by Mel Robbins

The Story of Our Life, by Shari Lo

Have a great October. Two months till summer!