July 2011 Reading Round-Up
Posted 1st August 2011
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This month I read a fair number of books and got to add another non-fiction to my finished list.
The Books
Non-Fiction
G W Bernard: Anne Boleyn – Fatal Attractions – Bernard has an opinion and he’s not afraid to use it. He might be a total idiot. Recommended only if you’ve read about Anne previously because most of Bernard’s opinions aren’t to be taken seriously.
Fiction
Julie Kagawa: The Iron King – A girl finds out she half faery and has to help her fellow winged people fight the new enemy, Iron faeries born of the new technological dreams of mankind. Very good.
Julie Kagawa: The Iron Daughter – Meghan has to do it all again. What you’d usually expect from the second book in a teenage series in this current era, lots of filler material and repetition.
Kenneth Cameron: The Bohemian Girl – Denton’s got a letter from a girl who is afraid and he’s going to have to track her down while there’s a sinister fan on his tail. Dips towards the end but it’s a good enough Victorian/Edwardian story.
Shannon Stacey: Yours To Keep – Emma needs a fake fiancee and considering the man whose name she used was in the army it didn’t seem such a bad idea. It might when her Gran comes to stay, even if Sean is back.
It’s a toss up between Yours To Keep and The Iron King for my favourite this month. Anne Boleyn: Fatal Attractions was most definitely my least favourite.
Quotation Report
I will fill this in when I’m back properly.
Everything considered, in other words the things I will be talking about shortly, I think I’ve done well this month. I apologise for the scantness of this post.
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