It’s Monday What Are you Reading is the perfect way for me to begin my week and allows me to focus on what needs to be read and to see what I have or have not accomplished the previous week. I also enjoy discovering new books by visiting other participants blogs.
I had an extremely slow week due to taking an extended weekend to be with my family sans books.
I Read and Reviewed (click the title to be taken to the review):
- The Miracles of Prato by Laurie Albanese and Laura Morowitz *favourite book of the week
- Leaving Before It’s Over by Jean Reynolds Page
- The Life You’ve Imagined by Kristina Riggle
- Vanishing Act by Liz JohnsonÂ
- Darcy’s Voyage by Kara Louise
- The Diaries of Sofia Tolstoy Translated by Cathy Porter
- Last To Die by Kate Brady
- The Home For Broken Hearts by Rowan Coleman
- What Alice Knew by Paula Marantz Cohen
- I Curse the River of Time by Per Petterson
- Ugly As Sin by Toni Raiten-D’Antonio
- For the King’s Favor by Elizabeth Chadwick
- The Gendarme by Mark T. Mustian
- For Time & Eternity by Allison Pittman
- Mr. Darcy’s Little Sister by C. Allen Pierson
- Terminal Care by Christopher Stookey
- The Good Daughters by Joyce Maynard
This week I am planning to read:








Whew! That’s quite a list! I’ll be watching for your reviews.
Ooh, Mr. Darcy’s Little Sister – that sound intriguing! Have as great reading week
Loved your review on Leaving Before It’s Over. I’m definitely thinking I may need to pick that one up. Hope you have a great reading week!!
That’s an amazing list to read!! I’m also trying to read The Gendarme this week — the author is going to be visiting our local independent bookstore, so I want to make sure I read in advance!!
Some great sounding books on your list for this week – enjoy!
Wow, what a list! I can’t wait to see your reviews and see what I should add to my TBR pile
Hope you have a wonderful week!
Elizabeth Chadwick is one of my favourite historical authors, I’ve got For the King’s Favour but titled The Time of Singing, must add it to my reading list soon. Have a wonderful week and happy reading!
Ooo I have Terminal Care to read too! I hope you enjoy it!
Only three books this week because of homework. Here’s what I’m reading this week.
So many books lined-up, but I know you can read them all
Happy reading & have a great week!
Wow. What a list! The Diary of Sofia Tolstoy sounds fab. Now that was one long-suffering wife. Look forward to reading your review on that one. Have a good reading week!
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Have a great reading week ahead! Here is my Mondays: Mailbox/Where Am I/Musings post.
Oh, wow! Good selections…and I’m reading The Good Daughters this week, too!
I also have my eye on that Rowan Coleman book…loved her others.
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That’s quite an impressive list for this week. I’m gonna check out your review of The Life You’ve Imagined. I’ve come across the title a few times. I hope it’s at interesting as indicated by the title. Have a great week.
You have ambitious goals! Enjoy your week.
I haven’t read any of those books, enjoy them.
Great reading week ahead. I’m reading The Life You’ve Imagined right now. Finished I Curse The River of Time looking forward to what you thought.
You always have a great list. I have to visit each week just to see what you are up to!!
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I like big lists. Very ambitious! Good luck reading this week and enjoy Labor Day!
I almost fainted when I read your list! Have fun with all those books.
I’m reading September by Rosamunde Pilcher.
I adored The Shell Seekers and September. Enjoy!
I enjoyed your reviews of Darcy’s Voyage and The Miracles of Prato. I’ve added both to my TBR list. I really like the concept of the second book especially. I will have to look at some of the Lippi’s work again before I read the book.
For the King’s Favor and the Rowan Coleman book also sound interesting to me. I’ll be sure to look for your reviews.
Have a great week!
Great titles this week Jennifer – I must go snoop
Girlfriend, you read as much I as do! Great list! The Violin of Auschwitz was incredible! Very powerful!