Book Lair discussion

Well, summer is coming to an end for half of the planet.

What do you plan to read in September?

I can tell there is no way I will finish my current book this month so for now I plan to finish and then I will most likely move on to my most recent request on Netgalley, .

I can't really find anything from what I have requested earlier that I would like to read...

September reads:
Three Complete Novels: The Servants of Twilight / Darkfall / Phantoms
Dune
The Gods Themselves
Chronicles of Avonlea
Spice and Wolf, Vol. 17
Kingdom Come
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

My plans for this month:

Gavin wrote: "September reads:
Three Complete Novels: The Servants of Twilight / Darkfall / Phantoms
Dune
The Gods Themselves
Chronicles of Avonlea
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Dune was really interesting. I didn't like the following books in that series as much.

I read the entire Dune series that was written by Frank Herbert, but didn't care for those continued by his son. To this day Dune is one of my favorites and a go-to when I can't decide on a new book.

I'm another fan of Dune. I did a re-read in 2015 and read Dune Messiah as well. I have Children of Dune sitting on the shelf but after the way Messiah ended I kind of lost heart.

I'm reading The Life and Times of Persimmon Wilson, so I hope to finish that in Sept and also read The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America, Hosanna, Time and Regret and No Farm, No Foul.

Karen M wrote: "I'm another fan of Dune. I did a re-read in 2015 and read Dune Messiah as well. I have Children of Dune sitting on the shelf but after the way Messiah ended I ki..."

The first is by far the best and a perfect stand-alone for those who aren't interested in a series.

I just had my request for in Netgalley approved so I am hoping I can squeeze it in this month!

Currently about 100 pages into , love me some Repairman Jack! Then I have a couple of Bentley Little books on my nightstand, I'll probably go with .

Ana wrote: "I just had my request for in Netgalley approved so I am hoping I can squeeze it in this month!"

You are very lucky, I got almost my requests all rejected...

Kandice wrote: "I read the entire Dune series that was written by Frank Herbert, but didn't care for those continued by his son. To this day Dune is one of my favorites and a go-to when I..."

I just book Dune at a discount price, didn't know there were so many... nice!

Oh I had many rejected as well, Sorobai, to the point I was not even expecting any of my requests to be approved. This one came as a total surprise.

I think I will read next. It has been sitting on my Netgalley shelf for far too long and it seems to be one of the few that is not sci-fi. Gosh, I regret requesting so many of those books.

I will most likely read the one I mentioned before after this one.

It's time for a little wrap!

This month, I kept to the plan for most of it, then deviated quite a little (mainly, I read less the second half of this month). Here is what I read:

Very nice!
I actually read five books as well. I had a week off work which helped a lot.

I read and . I finished , but I actually started it years ago, so it shouldn't count.

Oh my gosh Kandice, what a streak! So cool!

I absolutely love Insomnia, hope you had a good time with that one-

By the way the books I read are posted here: https://anaslair.wordpress.com/2016/1...

I was pleasantly surprised by several, not so much by a couple others.

Boy, I wish I had another week off work this month :)

I read Insomnia when it was first released and it may have been the only book by him I had never reread. I didn't like it very much the first time, but this time I loved it!

Yes, I recall reading your review and saying you hadn't liked it much, I was hoping this time would be different, glad you enjoyed it!