February End-of-the-Month Review | 2023
- Amy Heart
- Mar 4, 2023
- 2 min read
A month of reading.
Books I Read
I read five books in February. You'll find a mix of horror, mystery, classic literature, dystopian, and essays on race.
I had a hard time picking out a favorite for the month. Almost all the books I highly recommend.
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Author: John Steinbeck
Released: 1937
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 107
Audiobook Length: 3 hours (approx.)
2. Ghost Eaters
This book is a trip and super spooky! If you love a mind-bending scare this is your next read! This may be my favorite read of February.
Author: Clay McLeod Chapman
Released: September 2022
Genre: Fiction, Horror
Pages: 304
Audiobook Length: 9 hours (approx.)
James Baldwin, a brilliant thought leader, delivered essays on race as valuable when written as it is today. I highly recommend.
Author: James Baldwin
Released: 1963
Genre: Non-Fiction, Essays, Autobiographical
Pages: 123
Audiobook Length: 2 hours (approx.)
Narrator: Jesse Martin
4. American War
The year is 2074 and the Second American Civil War has fractured the United States. This book is a brilliant debut novel and worth the read.
Author: Omar El Akkad
Released: April 2017
Genre: Fiction, Cli-Fi, Dystopian
Pages: 352
Audiobook Length: 12 hours (approx.)
Narrator: Dion Graham
The premise of this book is outstanding. Two determined sex workers team up to uncover the culprit of a string of murders in their Gold Rush town.
However, this book fell flat. You can read more of my thoughts about the book by clicking the link.
Author: Jane Smiley
Released: December 2022
Genre: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Mystery
Pages: 224
Audiobook Length: 8 hours (approx.)
Narrator: Therese Plummer
I hope y'all had an enjoyable month of reading as well. Hit the comment section and let me know what your month was like. Did you read any cool books, start some new projects, or do anything else fun and notable?
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