September 2017 Monthly Round-Up

September 2017 Monthly Round-Up


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September Reading / Life

My Favorite Book(s) of the Month

Best Book of the Month

The Best Kind of People by Zoe Whittall (September 19, 2017)
Fiction, 448 Pages
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PS – last year’s Best Books of September were Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance (my review) and When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi!

Best Selling Book(s) of the Month (via my affiliate links)

For the second straight month…
Emma in the Night by Wendy Walker (my review)

And, a backlist favorite…
The Mothers by Brit Bennett (my review)

October Releases I’m Excited About

Fear by Dirk Kurbjuweit (October 3)*
The Floating World by C. Morgan Babst (October 17)

*I’ve already read it and really liked it!

Most Popular Posts

Posts Actually Published in September
10 Hyped Books I Wish I Hadn’t Finished
Book of the Month Club September 2017 Selections: What Would I Choose?

Was 2017 the Summer of Overhyped Books?

Overall Posts
Book Club Recommendations

Behind Her Eyes and THAT Ending: Spoiler Discussion (#WTFthatending)
Best Books of 2017 So Far

Favorite Posts by Fellow Bloggers

How was your reading month? Hopefully better than mine!

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6 Comments

  1. September…Ugh! I keep thinking about the great books last fall…Commonwealth, The Mothers, Mischling. Things have got to get better.

    I hadn’t even heard of The Floating World, but just checked it out. Looks like it could be good. I’ll let you vet it for me. Hoping October treats you right!

    Posted 10.5.17 Reply
    • Sarah Dickinson wrote:

      I know, right?! It’s upsetting…

      Posted 10.10.17 Reply
  2. I hope October is a better reading month for you!

    Posted 10.5.17 Reply
  3. I’m intrigued by Sourdough, because some years ago I really got into sourdough baking — I even wrote a (nonfiction) book about it! But I’m a little put off by the idea of a “talking” sourdough. I guess I should just try it and see how I like it…if it’s one of only two books you liked this month, I think it’s worth a look.

    Posted 10.6.17 Reply
    • Sarah Dickinson wrote:

      Ha – I was too, but maybe you should read it since you into baking sourdough!

      Posted 10.10.17 Reply
  4. Andy wrote:

    I will check out Zoe’s book. Thanks for the tip!

    Posted 10.7.17 Reply

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