Saturday, November 30

Monthly Bookshelf Review - November 2024


Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are. ~Mason Cooley

No surprise that I got very little reading done this month, since there was a lot going on at various times. 

November's Books Completed and Reviewed

Sisters of Fortune by Anna Lee Huber - I finished this novel about the Titanic right at the end of last month but hadn't posted the review when I did my October Bookshelf Review. (Read my review HERE)



The Sentence is Death by Anthony Horowitz - Detective Daniel Hawthorne has been called in to work on a new case, with Horowitz helping and taking notes to turn the adventure into another book. This is the follow-up to The Word is Murder. (Read my review HERE.)




During November I shelved . . . 

Harvest of Gold by Tessa Afshar - I may have read a little on this one that I'd just started, but once I got focused on the library book, I put this aside temporarily.



Where My Books Took Me in November . . . Here's where I've traveled through the pages during the month, along with One Word to sum up the ones I finished.

Sisters of Fortune is mostly set on the Atlantic Ocean.
One Word: Sorrow

The Sentence is Death is set in London, England.
One Word: Revenge


Coming Up in December!

I have a feeling I won't get a lot of reading done in the month ahead, but I've got these that I'd like to start on so I'll likely choose one of them:

The Goodbye Cat by Hiro Arikawa
A Deceptive Composition by Anna Lee Huber - Next in the Lady Darby series and has been top of my TBR for quite awhile





On my blogs recently . . . 

Besides the reviews, here on Just A Second you'll find:



On Homeschool Coffee Break:



And on A Fresh Cup of Coffee:



This post will be linked at the current BookWorms Monthly link-up hosted by At Home A Lot; and at Share Your Shelf hosted by Slices of Life.

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