We are still in the thick of moving in and settling in the new house. I have used my uber organized skills and created spreadsheets of each room and the to do lists are growing, but after having purchased a pantry cabinet and getting closets organized, I am feeling a little more moved in. Now to get my library complete!
This is two weeks worth of reading, since last Sunday, I was in the thick of painting in the library, that this post was completely forgotten.
A meme hosted by Sheila at BookJourney.
Finished this past week:
If You Were Here by Alafair Burke
Is This Tomorrow by Caroline Leavitt
The Registry by Shannon Stoker
The Roots of the Olive Tree by Courtney Miller Santo
The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver
The Newcomer by Robyn Carr
Is This Tomorrow by Caroline Leavitt
The Registry by Shannon Stoker
The Roots of the Olive Tree by Courtney Miller Santo
The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver
The Newcomer by Robyn Carr
Currently Reading:
And She Was Good by Laura Lippman
Next on the TBR pile:
The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D by Nichole Bernier
The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D by Nichole Bernier
ReplyDeleteSounds like moving in is going smoothly then!
Enjoy your reading week
Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out
The Elizabeth D book is a good one!
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of The Execution of Noah P. Singleton. Is it non-fiction or fiction? Sounds like an interesting read. Enjoy your reads this week!
ReplyDeleteTake a look at what I'm reading this week.
I recently read an Alafair Burke book, but a stand alone, not part of her series. I understand the series are better.
ReplyDeleteThe Execution of Noa P Singleton is fiction, but it definitely felt real!
ReplyDeleteI have The Roots of the Olive Tree on my tbr list...hope you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
~Kristin @ Always With a Book
I'm reading The Repeat Year by Andrea Lochen & Gambling on Love by Patti Shenberger and Nancy Fraser. Look for reviews of both of those next month.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a busy week. I'm currently reading The Host by Stephenie Meyer.
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