A Great Reading Month! Finally! | October 2023 Wrap Up

it is a fantastic romp through the Wonders to be found within the insect World both of these books were enjoyable but buz sting bite definitely impressed me more it was one of those five- Star reads that I mentioned at the start of this video I loved it

it is a beautifully written extremely moving Memoir that I really enjoyed reading

reading her words about her young life and her country were absolutely beautiful but it was also extremely sad because at the time she was writing this she was missing home and she thought she was never going to be able to go back

I just really liked how all this was done even if I did guess almost immediately what was going on with this case and not because the author spoiled it or I felt like too much was revealed I just was able to guess because I tend to have a PR good read on how people are. I was a touch confused though about why right at the end of the book we get this massive info dump about how Isaiah first got into the crime solving business and we learned about some of his early cases it was all fascinating stuff but it felt like stuff that was far more appropriate for this book's early chapters.

this is just a flawlessly done book the structure the writing the respect David Gran shows in telling this story I was just blown away by this book

After experiencing the garbage fire that was migrations by Charlotte mccon I absolutely hate when authors do that unless you're writing sci-fi please refrain

I did enjoy this one but I have to recognize that I think I liked it more than other people have and I think more than other people will in the future because I really like when people's jobs are paid attention to in novels

of cockroaches and crickets by Frank Nish which is a Charming little Memoir all about the author's doctoral studies of the two titular insects

I didn't expect that in this book but it was fascinating all around this book is fascinating if understandably morbid so I think I liked the science of murder a little bit more but this one came very close

definitely my favorite novel Rules of Civility by aortal TOS Katie content's career is a huge part of that novel

this is the latest romance from the author of the flat share which is a book that I absolutely loved I still think about that book pretty much daily

I was a really big fan of this author's latest book which here in the United States is called the science of murder

this was a fun read definitely very christmy so if you're looking for a good romance to read around the holidays you might want to consider this one it's just that it didn't make much of an impact on me nor does it have much staying power in the way that the flat chair definitely did