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In this video I review the classic books which I read during September. All four are classic political books which reflect on society under particular forms

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September Reading Wrap-Up. September 30, 2021. What an odd month September has been. Traditionally, it's the biggest month of the year in the publishing world, with all the big important books coming out. ... Any great books you read that I need to know about? This post contains affiliate links which means if you click on a link and make a

https://gilmoreguidetobooks.com/2017/10/september-reading-wrap-up/
My reading was odd as well—four DNFs in June and mostly middling reading for the rest of the time, with some notable exceptions: Girl in Snow, Fitness Junkie, and See What I Have Done. I hoped September would be different, as it ushered in the big releases of fall, but the reading roller coaster continues. There were a few really great books

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September Reading Wrap-Up. October 2, 2020 . ... There is no 'normal' in my reading right now as shown by my September stats: 15 books read, 7 of which I rated as great or above. The balance were barely OK. Apparently, my mind is becoming as polarized as America. ... Still, by-and-large, classic Gamache. Transcendent Kingdom

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In this video I review the 4 classic books that I read this month including 2 modern classics.The books are:0:00 - Intro0:16 - Fathers and Children10:13 - Th

https://thebashfulbookworm.com/september-reading-wrap-up/
What did I read in September? Books Read: 12 Audiobooks : 3 Audiobooks: August Reviews! Click on Cover to see my review I reviewed 23 books in August. Five Star Reviews = 4 Four and a half Star Reviews = 9 Four Star. ... 12 responses to " September Reading Wrap Up " Jodie | That Happy Reader. What a great month you had Wendy! Lots of great

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It's more than just the books, you know? They're a symbol that I've been able to take this time for myself and process/escape/think. Books are always more than just books. Data Breakdown. By genre: Nonfiction: 3; Fiction: 8; By star review: : 2 : 6 : 3; September SUPERLATIVES. Favorite Read: The Lager Queen of Minnesota

https://readingladies.com/2021/09/29/september-2021-reading-wrap-up/
September 2021 Reading Wrap Up. How was your September reading? September was an OK reading month for me. One long book affected my total book count (average month is 8-10). Why can't these long books be worth three?! Out of seven books, I had one 5-star reads (if I round the 4.5 up), three 4-star reads, three 3-star reads (and no 2 or 1 star

https://www.acascadeofbooks.com/2020/10/september-wrap-up-2/
I'm discussing the 18 books I read in September. Check out my September Wrap Up, where I read some new favourites! A Cascade of Books. Home; About; Contact. Review Policy ... at work, and the blurb really appealed to me. I love dystopian fiction, and this is a fascinating Orwellian novel of a society where items are disappearing, and the

https://readingladies.com/2021/04/09/the-rose-codebook-review/
My Summary: "Duty, honor, oaths-they are not just for soldiers-not just for men.". Popular historical fiction author Kate Quinn brings us a thrilling story about three female code-breakers who work at Bletchley Park outside London during WW11. This is a story filled with aspirations, determination, courage, betrayal, and secrecy.

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Great reading options from previous years . September 2014: In one month I reviewed three novels with wholly different perspectives on traditional subjects. All three made for invigorating and marvelous reading. On being a girl American history before it was America; A dystopian look at the future America; September 2013:

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October 2021 Reading Wrap Up. September 2021 Reading Wrap Up. TTT: Ten Books that Live Up To Their Hype. Top 5 Stand Alone Books of Summer 2021. Fall 2021 TBR. TTT: 10 Books That Put a Smile On Your Face. August 2021 Reading Wrap UP. 12 Favorite Books. TTT: 10 Books I Wish I Could Read Again For the First Time. July 2021 Reading Wrap Up

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I'm excited to see what I'll be able to read in October! I'm hoping to wrap up my current reads so that I can get to some of the books on my fall TBR list . Without further ado, here is my wrap-up of all the books I read in September: To learn more about a book, click on the photo to find the Goodreads synopsis. Stats and Overall Thoughts

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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. These are all of the books that I read in September. Overall, this was an excellent month for reading. None of the books I read were below 4 stars in my opinion. I enjoyed getting to read different genres of books and continue the series that I already enjoyed. This concludes my September reading wrap-up! Book Review

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It was an amazing book even though some parts made me cry a lot (not the parts you might expect, weirdly enough). Last top read was {Season's Change by Cait Nary}, about an anxious mess hockey player and his calm and relaxed hockey player roommate. My favorite part of this book was the friend stepping up and calling out MMC2 to protect MMC1.

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Or great fall reading? Despite this being the time of year for the biggest book releases, I did not have that much luck with my September reading. Am I the only person who feels abandoned by the book gods? Read. The two notable exceptions to a so-so month are: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles (I'm already calling this my favorite book of

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September was a "mixed results" reading month. Out of the 13 books completed, I had two 5-star reads, seven 4-4.5-star reads, three 3-star reads, and one 2-star read.. My most memorable fiction read this month was Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See, a compelling histfic story of the first woman physician in 1400s China.

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Educated women are far less likely to vote for conservatives, and in Valencia women make up 51.01% of the population. Older Americans tend to vote more conservatively. Members of the Boomer and Silent generations (born 1928-1964) more often vote for Republicans while GenX, Millennials (born 1965-1996) and younger generations consistently

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No complaints, I love all things soft and warm—in my clothes. In my books, not so much. Still, September was a month of reading as steady and stable as our weather which is a welcome state of affairs. The Storyteller: Tales of Life and Music by Dave Grohl Published by Dey Street Books Publication date: October 5, 2021 Bookshop, Amazon

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https://gilmoreguidetobooks.com/2022/09/september-reading-wrap-up-5/
September started out with strong books- lots of great new and backlist fiction, but a book hangover killed my reading the last week. ... September Reading Wrap-Up. September 30, 2022. Goodbye September, the first month that felt like a month in a long time. I don't remember much about July and August, but September proceeded with a normal feel.