Library Card July 2016

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What to read in July 2016


As explained in my June InkStains post, my Library Card for June 2016 was a bit of a disaster. I really feel very bad about this, but will stick to my defenses. AND to make amends, I will not send the selected books for June to the bottom of the stack (again). 

 I will simply add a few more books to the stack and get reading here.....



Paperback/Hardcover


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 15984269     20890479



Kindle


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20170404 22055262 16339


Netgalley 

(Jumping up and down for being able to add this to my list)

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Most of the titles listed above are also on my Make Me Read It  readathon list. This readathon will run from 9 to 16 July and polls are still open. Yes, you can still vote! Show your independence - vote vote vote!

Currently reading


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I've finished The Benefits of Death (review to follow) this morning and will start with one of the listed books this afternoon.

Which of these titles will you recommend I start reading on a very cold day in Nelspruit?

Please share your reading lists for July with me and stay posted for The Sunday Post.

Enjoy your Sunday and happy reading!


  



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