I love to read and to listen to audiobooks.
Am so very thankful for the public library, otherwise I'd have to get a second job to fund my reading habit.
Some books that I've enjoyed recently:
Ray Clark's DI Gardener Series, Books #1 to #6 (#7 to #11 are not yet available at the library)
Kelley Armstrong's "Finding Mr. Write"
Ron Chernow's "Alexander Hamilton"
Andrew Cartmel's "Death in Fine Condition", Book #1 in his The Paperback Sleuth Series
M. A. Frick's Fate Unraveled Trilogy
Fez Inkwright's "Botanical Curses and Poisons"
Nicci French's "Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter?"
J. Bree's The Bonds That Tie Series
Give me a good mystery, whether it's a police procedural from the UK, a fae princess defending her kingdom, thrillers, wizards fighting crime, true crime, dragon-riding soldiers fighting dark forces, or magical cats who catch the baddie!
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I love all the caption cartoons that you posted. I love books and I have since I was about 4 years old and my mother made sure I was starting to learn my alphabet. And of course cats are number one.
ReplyDeleteGreat 'toons. Mom doesn't read as much as she used to.
ReplyDeleteI'm like the Florida Furkids mom, sad to admit. Somehow, I *purchased* many e-books that didn't seem worth finishing. ~sigh~ Whether it's me making poor choices or whatever, I've been meaning to go back to the library. ~nods~ Thanks for sharing your list and these cute cartoons. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI love those! I am also very thankful for libraries!
ReplyDeleteSo, I'm guessing you like to read LOL! A perfect thing to be thankful for any old day. Thanks for joining Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteI am an every day reader...can't not read.
ReplyDeleteI am thankful for the library. I love books too.
ReplyDeleteThere's no substitute for a good book; good cats are a category of their own...
ReplyDeleteThere's just never enough time to read enough.
ReplyDeleteI just started book 12 in the Cork O'Connor series by William Kent Krueger. Have you read them?
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