SEPTEMBER 2022 WRAP-UP
I have only read 6 books this month, but I also listened to 6 audiobooks, so that’s a decent result.
And I just finished book 101 of the year!
I’m currently 12 books ahead of schedule (84% done) to read 120 books this year.
This past month, I also started a 4th list of Classics for The Classics Club.
And yesterday, I celebrated my 12th blogiversary!
📚 Here is what I read in September:
12 books:
6 in print
= with 1,459 pages, a daily average of 48 pages/day
6 in audio
= 39H51, a daily average of 1H19/ day
6 in children’s fiction:
- The Sword in the Stone (The Once and Future King #1), by T. H. White
- The Witch in the Wood (The Once and Future King #2), by T. H. White
- The Ill-Made Knight (The Once and Future King #3), by T. H. White
- The Candle in the Wind (The Once and Future King #4), by T. H. White
- The Book of Merlyn (The Once and Future King #5), by T. H. White – these 5 books were audiobooks, and counted for The Classics Club
- All From a Walnut, by Ammi-Joan Paquette & Harry N.Abrams
3 in literary fiction:
- Eventide, by Kent Haruf
- Le Chant du monde, by Jean Giono – read with a French student, counts for The Classics Club
- Un Chien à ma table, by Claudie Hunzinger
2 in mystery:
- Epitaph for a Spy, by Eric Ambler – counts for The Classics Club
- Malice (Detective Kaga #1), by Keigo Higashino – read with the Virtual Crime Book Club
1 in science-fiction:
- Autour de la Lune, by Jules Verne – read with a French student, counts for The Classics Club
This month, it was again very hard to pick 2 winners.
MY FAVORITE BOOKS THIS PAST MONTH
READING CHALLENGES & RECAP
Classics Club: 7/150 (from September 2022-until September 2027)
Japanese Literature Challenge: 9/12 books – During the year: 13
2022 TBR Pile Reading Challenge: 9/12 books
2022 books in translation reading challenge: 22/10+
Total of books read in 2022 = 101/120 (84%)
Number of books added to my TBR this past month = 24
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Come back on Sunday to see the titles I’ll be reading in October
How was YOUR month of September?
Nicole at Feed Your Fiction Addiction
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where you can link your monthly recap posts
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Congrats on your reading stats, you are way ahead of me😁
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Thanks. Quality counts more than quantity 😉
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You had a great month! Glad to hear you enjoyed Malice. I did as well. I love his clean writing style. This seems to be common with Japanese writers. Also would love to read the T.H. White series. Hope you October is just as good!
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Yes, both great authors, though distant in time and culture. Happy October reads!
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You had a great month of reading in September! Well done!
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Thanks. What great books did YOU read in SEptember?
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Sounds like a good reading month! Hope you have a good October as well!
https://lisalovesliterature.bookblog.io/2022/10/01/the-looooong-and-the-short-of-it-with-a-giveaway-september-2022-wrap-up-post-and-what-to-expect-in-october/
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Thanks! On my way to your blog
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Another good month for you it seems. I only made six books this month, but they were good most of them.
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Six audiobooks in a month is really impressive. I don’t think I’ve listened to that many in a month ever. 101 books is so amazing! Congratulations. Hope you have a productive October!
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Thanks! I listen to audiobooks each time I do house chores (including doing the dishes)and gardening. Weeding is fun!
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Hi Emma, It’s great to see that you’re exploring some children’s classics! The Sword in the Stone was one of my favouritebooks as a child. (I also loved the Hawk book that introduced you to White!)
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Yes, some children’s classics are so powerful. As I didn’t grow up in an English speaking country, I missed them, plus my tiny village didn’t have a library
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Hey, I’m on book 101 too! Guess we’ve been reading together. 🙂
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Congrats!
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I been wanting to read The Once and Future King by T.H. White. I really enjoy reading the King Arthur legends.
Have a great October reading month.
My wrap-up
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I encourage you to listen to t, especially book 1, so so good in audio.
you didn’t actually give me the link to your wrap, and your comment ID is not set properly: set to a wordpress blog you are no longer using, so I’m not sure how to find your blog
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Here my wrap up: https://snapdragon0blog.wordpress.com/2022/10/07/september-wrap-up-2022/
The WordPress blog was from a friend I used to blog with. They move on to do something else and I just took over.
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Thanks for sharing, and for editing your comment ID as well
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