What I've Been Reading

It seems like forever since I've posted about books, and a search just now proved that it's actually been seven months--way too long, for sure. Since I don't actually review the books here, these book lists and links probably don't help you much. (You can count on the fact that I rarely read anything that doesn't have at least a four-star rating among Amazon's customers, and if I really dislike a book, I won't even list it. So who needs my opinion anyway?) Nevertheless, these posts sure make it much easier for me when I'm considering a book and can't remember if I've already read it. That happens more often than I'd like to admit, especially when I'm reading a lot of books by the same author.

I knew that someday I'd get back to book lists, so I've continued to save an image of each one as I've read it. Boy, have I built up a backlog! I'll try to put up a reading post at least once a week until I catch up.

Here we go, starting way back where we left off in November:

Under the Sassafras
by Hattie Mae

Huntress Moon
by Alexandra Sokoloff

The Lost Saints of Tennessee
by Amy Franklin Willis

The Beans of Egypt, Maine
by Carolyn Chute

A Will and a Way

by Nora Roberts

Jubilee's Journey
by Bette Lee Crosby

Blood Land
by R. S. Guthrie

A Girl Named Zippy
by Haven Kimmel

The Girl Who Came Home
by Hazel Gaynor

Harbored Secrets
by Marie F. Martin

To read a description and reviews of any of these books,

click on its image above.

Okay, I will give one brief review:  The Beans of Egypt, Maine is a well-written, good story, but it depressed the heck out of me. When I think about it--and I still do--I wish I could unread it.