32. A book with a number in the title

[Amanda]

I read Ten Hail Mary's by Kate Howarth

[Marie (UK)]

I read Orphan #8
This book was so good it had great characters and a lot to think about within the narrative

[lexiskat]

The book I chose for this prompt



short and sweet review: 5.0
I went into this book blindly, not knowing what to expect. This was a 5 star read for me. I just love the Davie character. This was the first character that made me LOL. This book was funny, romantic and just all out real. I wish it was a part two. I enjoyed majority of the characters in this book but a few could have been left out and the story still would've been good.

[Liz]

I read The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton.

A mind-blowing fantasy that kept me thinking until the end. I flipped through the pages, wondering who the next "host" would be and what they would discover.

5 stars

My review here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Dubhease]

I read Secluded Cabin Sleeps Six

[Anne]

I have just read Us Three by Ruth Jones

[Robin H-R]

2nd time through I read:
20 Minutes To Midnight by Daniel Hurst

REJECT: A book you could read in 24 hours

Finished: 09/14/2024
Rating: 4 stars

Book #17 in this great series

[Trish, Annular Mod]

I've found an appropriately Christmassy one for this end of the year.
The Twelve Topsy-Turvy, Very Messy Days of Christmas, James Patterson and Ted Safran

There seem to be two versions - one set in London and one set in Harlem. I'm reading the London version.

[Dixie]

Dixie wrote: "I have a lot of options on my shelves. I'm planning to read Beacon 23."

But I didn't. I ended up reading The Four Horsemen: The Conversation That Sparked an Atheist Revolution, which I very much enjoyed.

[C-A]

For this prompt, I read The Castle of 1,000 Doors via audiobook. The narration of this book was fantastic. (Go, Spud Squad!)