Off-Topic Winter Reading 2020-2021

[difit]

Here are a few new book release's or December. Happy reading!

1st
Wildflower Graves (Detective Ellie Reeves, book 2) - Rita Herron
Perestroika in Paris - Jane Smiley
My Name is Anton - Catherine Ryan Hyde
Murder Is a Must (First Edition Library Mystery, book 2) - Marty Wingate

8th
The Daydream Cabin - Carolyn Brown
A Deadly Edition (Blue Ridge Library Mystery, book 5) - Victoria Gilbert

15th
Hard Pursuit (Cobra Elite, book 6) - Pamela Clare (kindle)

22nd
Let It Be (Butler, Vermont, book 6) - Marie Force

29th
Leave No Trace (F.B.I. K-9, book 5) - Sara Driscoll
A Catered Book Club Murder (Mystery with Recipes, book 16) - Isis Crawford
The Dark Archive (Invisible Library, book 7) - Genevieve Cogman

[sherry7899]

Thanks, dfit!

[Cher]

Currently reading 2 books (Which I normally don’t do). I’m reading Magic Hour by Kristin Hannah and A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg. Both are good so far.

[toaster]

Cher, I read A Redbird Christmas last year; pretty simple but cute.

I am enjoying The Book of Joy right now.

[sherry7899]

I have three British authors (big shock) I am reading now:

Nick Hornby "Just like You"
Lisa Jewell "Invisible Girl"
Tracy Buchanan "No Turning Back"

[difit]

Here are a few new release's for January. Happy reading and Happy New Year!

5th
The Wife Upstairs - Rachel Hawkins
City of Schemes (Counterfeit Lady, book 4) - Victoria Thompson
They Turned the World Upside Down - Charles Martin (non-fiction)
Neighbors - Danielle Steel

12th
Across the Green Grass Fields (Wayward Children, book 6) - Seanan McGuire


19th
Out of Hounds (Jane Arnold, book 13) - Rita Mae Brown
The Broken Spine (Beloved Bookroom Mystery, book 1) - Dorothy St James
Before She Disappeared - Lisa Gardner
Enjoy the View (Moose Springs, Alaska, book 3) - Sarah Morgenthaler
Winterkeep (Graceling Realm, book 4) - Kristin Cashore
Blood, Sweat and Tiers (Great Witches Baking Show, book 5) -Nancy Warren (kindle)

26th
Ink and Shadows (Secret, Book & Scone Society, book 4) - Ellery Adams
Murder at Mabel's Motel (Granny Reid Mystery, book 3) - G A McKevett
Irish Parade Murder (Lucy Stone Mystery, book 27) - Leslie Meier
Every Waking Hour (Ellery Hathaway, book 4) - Joanna Schaffhausen
Death Bee Comes Her (Oregon Honeycomb Mystery, book 1) - Nancy Coco
Knight's Ransom (First Argentines, book 1) - Jeff Wheeler

[toaster]

I might have asked this before...

Who here is on Goodreads? Last year, I decided to more specifically keep track of my books (I'd done it sporadically in the past). I also joined the reading challenge and set my goal at 50; I read 55. I'm going to set my goal at 55 this year. And rereads, childrens books, etc. definitely count!

Here's the link to this year's challenge:
https://www.goodreads.com/challenges/11650

[Erica H.]

Originally Posted by toaster

I might have asked this before...

Who here is on Goodreads? Last year, I decided to more specifically keep track of my books (I'd done it sporadically in the past). I also joined the reading challenge and set my goal at 50; I read 55. I'm going to set my goal at 55 this year. And rereads, childrens books, etc. definitely count!

Here's the link to this year's challenge:
https://www.goodreads.com/challenges/11650

I'm on Goodreads, but never do the challenges. I love the site for keeping track of books I've read and want to read. I also love seeing what my friends are reading and getting ideas for future books to read (although I can never live long enough to read all the books on my TBR list!).

Erica

[Carol K]

I'm on Goodreads, primarily for my To Read list. I also like to follow an author, so they send me an e-mail when the author comes out with a new book.

[toaster]

I'm using Good Reads to keep track of what I'm reading too. I used to do that via my Amazon reviews, but I was reviewing too many other things on Amazon so got too bogged down. I like seeing what others are reading too!