Summary -- The Month of April

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A little delayed, but here is my monthly summary for April:  The month of April seemed like a slow reading month for me.  However, it was a wonderful month.  I participated in Dewey’s 24 hour read-a-thon — which was a blast.  I even won a set of great non-fiction books.  My birthday was in April, which allowed me to contemplate my past some.

Books Read

• Surviving the Angel of Death by Eva Mozes Kor and Lisa Rojany Buccieri
• blog post
• Provided by Netgalley
• Ebook (Kindle)
• The English Opium-Eater by Robert Morrison
• blog post
• Rented from the Everett Public Library
• Hardcover, 496 pages
• The Enterprise of Death by Jesse Bullington
• blog post
• Provided by Netgalley
• Ebook (Kindle)
• The Good Daughter by Jasmin Darznik
• blog post
• Provided by Netgalley
• Ebook (Kindle)
• The Convert by Deborah Baker
• blog post
• Won in Dewey’s 24 hour read-a-thon
• Hardcover, 224 pages
• Ghellow Road by T.H. Waters
• blog post
• Provided by the author
• Paperback, 302 pages
• Delusions of Gender by Cordelia Fine
• blog post
• Own
• Ebook (Kindle)
• Vera by Elizabeth von Arnim
• blog post
• Downloaded from girlebooks.com
• Ebook (Kindle)

Notes:

I read several short stories this month.  This included some read during the 24 hour read-a-thon.  Some of the short stories I read were wonderfully provided by The Reading Life, which showcases short stories from all over the world.  Others were from a collection of Science Fiction short stories, including the Curious Case of Benjamin Button.  I did not write reviews on any of the shorts I read, though I may do this in the future.

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