Sunday, December 8, 2013

It's Monday - what are you reading

Sheila over at Book Journey has an incentive for networking so go over and have fun while adding to your 2014 Wishlist.

I am currently reading a heart wrenching memoir, all about timing, tears tears tears......

 
 
I finally reviewed The Cry, it will be up on Wed
 
 
 
Up next I think is going to be a Christmas story, of course still my genre of choice, mystery
 
 
 
Any Christmas reads you would recommend?  I thought these were great:
 
Snowed Over - 4 1/2
 


 
 


 
 
 




 

24 comments:

  1. I haven't read any of the Christmas reads, but Yuletide Treasure caught my attention.

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  2. I haven't read any of those books but I bet I'd love Swimming with Maya since I'm a memoir junkie.

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  3. Snowed Over looks cute! Yay for some Aggie!

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  4. I do so like the mix of reads here. Enjoy.

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  5. Added The Cry to my shelves. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your Christmas book!!

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  6. Snowed Over looks so cute! I'm keen to read your review of The Cry and Swimming with Maya is going straight on my wishlist. Have a great week and happy reading :)

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  7. A Christmas read sounds lovely. I put a hold on the Jim Dale audio of A Christmas Carol at my library. I hope I can give that a listen before Christmas.

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  8. All of your books sound good, especially the Andrea Kane one. I'm going to add it to my list.

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  9. The Cry is something I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts on.

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  10. I remember reading Silent Night years ago! Now I'm interested in knowing more about Swimming with Maya. Have a good week.

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  11. The first two books look like tear jerkers. Enjoy the Christmas novels too!

    Harvee
    Book Dilettante

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  12. Swimming with Maya and The Cry both look so tempting! Enjoy...and thanks for visiting my blog.

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  13. Yuletide Treasure sounds promising and I've gotta read that Snowed Over by Angie Stanton. Have a great week!

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  14. I love, love, love Agatha Christie! And I just finished a book by Mary Higgins Clark not too long ago....I didn't realize she had Christmas books. How fun! I can't wait to hear your thoughts on The Cry. It looks good!

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  15. I can't handle any tears this season. It's too hard to get everything done, with cheer, to risk a crying a jag! I read Silent Night a long time ago and loved it.

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  16. Those look like some very interesting books to read!

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  17. The Agatha Christie sounds like a great choice! There is something perfect about a mystery when it's cold out, even before the Christmas element!

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  18. I hoped you liked The Cry as much as I did, I'll check back for your review.

    Have a cheery week!

    Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out

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  19. I'm reading a cute and fun memoir this week. It brings back memories of things I use to do. I haven't read an Agatha Christie book in some time, I have some on my TBR pile, will have to try for one of them in 2014.

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  20. I only got round to reading Agatha Christie for the first time this year, but I think a good Christie mystery would be perfect winter reading.
    Thanks for stopping by my blog.
    :-)

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  21. I love all of your Christmas recommendations! I have been in the mood for some holiday books, but the few I've read didn't hit the spot, so these will be great to add to my list!! xoxo!

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  22. The cover of the memoir is beautiful. Tears, tears, tears may steer me away, though. :)

    ENJOY your week. All of your books look so good.

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My It's Monday, What Are You Reading

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