Update for my summer book challenge

 Now that we are getting close to September, I thought I would do a wrap up on my summer book challenge.  I didn't do as much reading as I would have liked in the summer but still read some of the books. I find I read more in the fall and winter months.

 Out of 20 books I only read 4 books, but lots of the books  thatI didn't read for the summer book challenge  I am hoping to read in Sept or October before I starting reading my Christmas books in November

These are the ones I read:

1: A Second Helping of Murder 

Love this cozy mystery series.  4/5

2: The Identicals - Elin Hilderbrand

This was a bit hard for me as they did talk about grief and losing a child but I was able to stilll read and enjoy it.  4/5

3: The Nanny

Great book with lots of suspense and many twists and turn. Will definitely read more of this author. 4/5

4: The Holiday Home

This was nice easy read.  I will probably read another one by this author. 3.5/5

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Here are some of the books that I didn't get to read for the summer challenge, that I am hoping to read in the next two months.

10 books of Christmas

 

The Christmas Reading Challenge is hosted by Jodie at That Happy Readerr Since many publishers release their holiday stories in September and October, the challenge starts on September 1, 2023 and runs through December 31, 2023. My goal is to read 10.

How it Works

• Just choose 20, 15, 10 or even 5 books that you’d like to read (and hopefully review). They do not have to be Christmas-themed.
• Make a quick introductory post of what you plan to read. You may to use the image the host created for her challenge, the one above or one of your own.
• Link back to the host and comment.
• Want to swap a book? Go for it.
• Fancy changing your list half way through? No problem.
• Deciding to drop your goal from 15 to 10 (or even 5)? That works.
• Would you rather start in October or November? That works, too!

 My goal is read 10 books.  

You can start reading in September, but for me I am going to start reading end of October until Dec 31.

 

 My goal is to read 10.

How it Works

• Just choose 20, 15, 10 or even 5 books that you’d like to read (and hopefully review). They do not have to be Christmas-themed.
• Make a quick introductory post of what you plan to read. You may to use the image the host created for her challenge, the one above or one of your own.
• Link back to the host and comment.
• Want to swap a book? Go for it.
• Fancy changing your list half way through? No problem.
• Deciding to drop your goal from 15 to 10 (or even 5)? That works.
• Would you rather start in October or November? That works, too!

Here's the list of the books I want to read:

Here are some extras if I read all the 10 books I posted;