




I was audiobook-less for a while this week. I know!I just couldn’t find one I wanted to settle in with. I listened to podcasts for a few days and then I started to run out as I caught up on those. Luckily this showed up in from the library. I didn’t even realize that I had requested this on audio. I thought I had asked for the book. This is probably a better fit for me on audio though. It is structured as interconnected short stories and I tend to get distracted while reading those. Also the narrator’s very calm and soothing voice is perfect for the psychological horror of this book.

This category is just a lot of It’s Not You, It’s Me this week.


Lost in Curiosity is good. It would give me Greenland on my reading map. I’m just not picking it up when it is time to read. Partially that’s because it is a physical book and not an ebook. I don’t know what the other issues are but I need to set it free back at the library.
I love Ann Aguirre’s books. I didn’t even look at what this one was about before requesting it. It isn’t urban fantasy/paranormal like her others. It is set in a fae world and I just don’t tend to like those stories. I talked about this in my book snippets post about it. There’s nothing wrong with this book but I’m halfway through and I just don’t care to find out what is going to happen. Time to return it.
The official announcement posts for Nonfiction November will be up on October 1 so you can start planning your posts!




I loved Lost in Curiosity so I’m sorry you aren’t feeling it. I’m looking forward to the Nonfiction November announcement
Thanks for sharing your week, happy reading!
I don’t read nonfiction. Last year I tried and succeeded in reading five but none so far this year. I read mostly review books and I tend to ask for mysteries not nonfiction. I think November will be consumed with reviews of books on my TBR stack. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
Oh I’m so excited for Nonfiction November. I’m already planning the books I’ll be reading! 😀