What’d you read in August 2021?!?!

[Eden]

Come share what you’ve read in august!

Include title And author!

Please list your books out in one comment when you update! It makes it a shorter scroll when I’m listing out the books!

I can’t wait to see all of the books we read!

[Sharon]

Under Currents by Nora Roberts
House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland

[Tracey Allen]

I’ve read Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro and Billy Summers by Stephen King with the blue cover.

I listened to a non fiction book Medieval Bodies: Life, Death and Art in the Middle Ages by Jack Hartnell".

Update: I finished reading The Ex-Husband by Karen Hamilton.

Another update: I read Silence by John Biguenet.

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson

Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke

Blackwater by Conn Iggulden

Dolly by Susan Hill

The Crow Folk: The Witches of Woodville 1 by Mark Stay

[Sharon]

The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson

[Eden]

Updated to here! :)

[AStitchTooFar]

So far I've read in August 2021:

A double from Agatha Christie: The Mysterious Affair at Styles & The ABC Murders Bundle: Two Bestselling Agatha Christie Mysteries

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Fear the Sky

currently on The Invention of Wings

[Eden]

Updated to here with all finished books :D

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

A stitch too far, just looked at fear the sky and it has some rather mixed reviews from each end of the spectrum. What did you think of it?

[AStitchTooFar]

hi Bonnie, fear the sky was a middle of the road sci-fi for me. Easy read, pretty predictable, very much a male author writing female characters, no real character development. I give it a "meh", if you have time and want an easy read, go for it.

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

Meh is better than bad. Thanks. I’ll put it on the “if I have nothing else to read I’ll give it a go” pile x

[Sharon]

Nine Lives by Danielle Steel. Just three ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ I usually enjoy Danielle Steel for really light reading, but this was just ok.

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair by Enid Blyton

Not feeling so well today so I decided to listened to a nostalgic story from my childhood instead of reading with my eyeballs.

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

The cradle of all worlds by Jeremy Lachlan

This was a brilliant read. Very original and creative. Loved it as an audiobook.

[Eden]

Edited to here! :D

[AStitchTooFar]

two more finished

The Invention of Wings

The Mountains Sing

[Tracey Allen]

I finished my buddy pick, The Lost Girls by Jennifer Spence. Love the cover!

[TerryRose]

Another busy month of reading for me!

The Viscount’s Tempting Minx
By Erica Ridley

the Earl’s Defiant Wallflower
By Erica Ridley

Scandel’s Child
By Pamela Gibson

Rogue’s Honor
By Brenda Hiatt

Fondling Fathers
By Julie Hyzy

Home of the Braised
By Julie Hyzy

Always the Bridesmaid
By Emily E K Murdoch

All the President’s Menus
By Julie Hyzy

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

Wow you kicked some arse reading-wise. Nice job.

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

It’s been a good book month for all of us. Yay!!!

[TerryRose]

I had to start a new post:

Foreign Eclairs
By Julie Hyzy

A Wallflower’s Wish boxed set : three Regency Romances
By Maggie Dallen

Breach of Crust
By Ellery Adams

Lemon Pies and Little White Lies
By Ellery Adams

A Code of Love
By Jacki Delecki

A Christmas Code
By Jacki Delecki

A Code of the Heart
By Jacki Delecki
A Cantata of Love
By Jacki Delecki

[TerryRose]

And again the system limited my lines
The following by Jacki Delecki:
A Wedding Code
A Code of Honor
A Holiday Code for Love
A Code of Wonder
A May Day Code of Love

By Jeanine Englert: Lovely Digits
By A.C.F Bookens: Crossed by Death
By Clare Benson: Angela Marconi Mysteries Books 2thru 3
By Anthony Horowitz: The House of Silk
By Emily EK Murdoch: A Governess of Great Talents
By Lynsay Sands:
A Lady in Disguise
The Switch
All I Want

[Eden]

Updated to here

Other than the books by clare benson. I can't find those to link.

[AStitchTooFar]

managed to squeeze in one more book this month (trigger warning);

One of Us: The Story of a Massacre in Norway -- and Its Aftermath by Åsne Seierstad

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

Read “Holes” by Louis sachar yesterday. The one with the yellow cover and black lizard silhouette.

[Eden]

Updated!

[Tracey Allen]

Eden wrote: "Updated!"

Thanks Eden, did you get through the wild weather okay?

[Eden]

Thankfully, we ended up not getting what we thought we would where I’m located. We got it bad last year so I’m so glad we were spared for now

[Purple Bookish Frog (Bonnie)]

Oh bless. Thank goodness for that xxx

[Tracey Allen]

That's a relief!