Stuff I've Been Reading December 2019

Books Bought December 2019

1. Night Boat to Tangier by Kevin Barry. (audible audiobook). 1 December.

2. Ducks, Newburyport by Lucy Ellman. (kindle). 2 December.

3. The Old Drift by Namwali Serpell. (kindle and audible audiobook). 2 December.

4. The Overstory by Richard Powers. (kindle and audible audiobook). 2 December.
5. 
Crazy Brave: a memoir by Joy Harjo. (kindle and audible audiobook). 2 December. (amazon had a promotion that gave me $20 in credit for selected kindle books).
 
6. The Godmother by Hannnelore Cayre. (audible audiobook). 8 December.

7. Trust Exercise by Susan Choi. (audible audiobook). 15 December.

8. Midnight in Chernobyl: The Untold Story About the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster by Adam Higginbotham. (kindle). 10 December. (audible audiobook) 29 December.

9. Numbers by Rachel Ward (kindle) 14 December. Note: bought for Marta.

10. The Program by Suzanne Young (kindle) 29 December. for Marta.

11. The Treatment by Suzanne Young (kindle) 29 December. for Marta.

12. Trust Exercise by Susan Choi (audible audiobook). 15 December.

13. Underland by Robert Macfarland (audible audiobook). 20 December. 
14. 
Heft by Liz Moore. (audible audiobook). 25 December.


Books Read December 2019

1. Night Boat to Tangier by Kevin Barry. (library hardcover and audible audiobook). 1 December
2. The Old Drift by Namwali Serpell. (library hardcover and audible audiobook). 8 December.
3. The Godmother. A crime novel by Hannelore Cayre. (library paperback and audible audiobook). 9 December.
4. Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke. (kindle and overdrive audiobook). 15 December. NOTE: I had a virus that slowed me down for about 10 days.
5. Trust Exercise by Susan Choi. (kindle and audible audiobook). 24 December.
6. Heft by Liz Moore. (kindle and audible audiobook). 27 December.
7. Small Spaces by Katherine Arden, (kindle and overdrive audiobook). 29 December.

 Comments:
Unfortunately, I bought twice as many books as I read this month. All of the books were good, but The Old Drift was, by far, my favorite. It is a big and challenging book, but is also a satisfying book. At least it was for me.