The month of May was such a long month for me. Many things happening, mostly unexpected. But I still managed to read 17 books. Many of them were fast reads, but a couple of them were a bit on the slow side. But all of them were good.
The month of May was such a long month for me. Many things happening, mostly unexpected. But I still managed to read 17 books. Many of them were fast reads, but a couple of them were a bit on the slow side. But all of them were good.
A review for one of the most compelling reads about serial killers I have listened to. Murderland by Caroline Fraser is an in depth look into some of the causes of why there were so many serial killers in the Pacific Northwest in the 70s and 80s. The narrative style and memoir aspects of the story really make for a compelling read.
Today I have two short audiobook reviews for the dystopian fans. Climate of Chaos by Cassandra Newbould is a bleak future of medical debt and climate change set in Seattle. Salvagia by Time Chaeaga is a murder mystery set in a flooded Florida. Both of these are great reads that I highly recommend.
Two quick reviews for two fabulous middle grade audio books I listened to this month. Let it Glow is a very sweet story about twins who switch places and learn about Christmas and Hanukkah. The Court of the Dead is the second adventure for Nico de Angelo and Will Solace who travel to Camp Jupiter to help Hazel.
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.
Here are three quick reviews, more like thoughts really, for the three audiobooks I have listened to recently. These are all parts of series that I have been reading and enjoying and just wanted to share them with you. I highly recommend all of these books, even if you are not into audiobooks.
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