Another challenge is completed! I managed to pass my goal of ten books, but mostly because my brain doesn’t remember anything. Half way through the year I kept thinking that my original goal was to read 12 books, one in each category so that is what ended up happening. I’m not sad though, because I read some great books.
A review for the nonfiction book The Un-Discovered Islands by Malachy Tallack and illustrated by Katie Scott. This is a very interesting look at the many islands throughout history that were ‘discovered’ and later found to be false. There are many reasons why these islands no longer exist and the author does a nice job of explaining them.
November has come and gone, but it was a very good month for reading. I finished 16 books, and seven of them were audiobooks. There were many really good books and then some that were just ok. But I enjoyed them all.
A review for the nonfiction book A Dumb Birds Field Guide to the Worst Birds Ever by Matt Kratch. This was a very amusing guide to some really annoying birds from around the world. It is a fun and easy read and I recommend it to any of you who enjoy watching birds.
October has come and gone and now it is time to tell you how my reading went. It was a good month with a total of 15 books read. All of them were good but only a few were really outstanding.
A review for the nonfiction book Everything is Tuberculous by John Green. This is a book not only about the disease, but about heartbreak and hope and everything that the people that have this disease endure to finally be cured. Everything really is tuberculosis.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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