Over the last 2.5 years, I have been documenting the books that I read for fun (and not just for review purposes). I have decided that I need to continue that as reading is important part of how I relax. Books
that I read for fun are books that I have not been asked to review and
that I have chosen to read, well because I like to read. In 2015, I read a total of 49 books! In 2016, I read 58 books. While I don't have a goal in mind for this year, I will continue reading as it is something that I love to do and I like to document the books that I read. (Please note that if a book looks interesting to you, you can click on the picture of the book and it should take you to it's page on Amazon.com. I am an associate through them.)
So, I kind of forgot to do this post in April. Life happened, etc. So what that being said, what did I read in April and May?
Well, I read a diet book and a beach book!
First up, I read The Carbohydrate Addict's Diet book. This was very interesting read to me as it really spoke to how my diet and life is going. I will say that I am not following the information completely, but I did gain some insight into better ways to eat to help fight my carb addiction and the science behind it. It was a very interesting read.
I also read Dorothea Benton Frank's new release Same Beach, Next Year. This was a great story and a really good read to start Summer break with. I fell in love with the characters especially Eliza as she becomes a woman who realizes who she really is in the story. Great read.
As we are now on Summer break from school, I hope to have more time to read for pleasure! Let's see what wonderful adventures in books I can get into this summer.
Here are the books I read for fun in:
Have you read any good books lately?
Any books you would recommend for me to read in 2017?
I got in three books read while down in VA mother in-law/cat sitting. All good reads--E L Doctorow's Ragtime, Michael Punke's The Revenant and Fannie Flagg's The Last Reunion of the All-Girl Filling Station.
ReplyDeleteI read Rabbit Cake and thoroughly enjoyed it, but it is just a fun read, not really literature.
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