Reviews and ramblings about children's and young adult literature by an absentminded middle school librarian. I keep my blog to remember what I've read and to celebrate the wonderful world of children's and young adult literature.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Taking Stock - September
Whoa! It's October 2 already!
Total posts: 15
Total books read this month: 28
Total books read this year: 316
Challenges:
Audio Books: 2/ 57
Debut Author: 2/ 20
Mount TBR Challenge: 0/ 17
Picture Books: 6/ 57
The Good: Well, school started up again with all its busy, busy times. It was good to get a batch of picture books in.
The Bad: I didn't review much and I read some really good books.
The Books:
289. Zebra Forest by Adina Rishe Gewirtz (9/4)
290. Seeing Red by Kathryn Erskine (9/4)
291. The Lucy Variations by Sara Zarr (9/5)
292. The Saturday Boy by David Fleming (9/7)*
293. Living with Jackie Chan (9/8)*
294. Of Triton by Anna Banks (9/9)
295. Bluffton by Matt Phelan (9/10)
296. Monstrous Beauty by Elizabeth Fama (9/14)
297. The Misadventures of Salem Hyde: Book One: Spelling Trouble by Frank Cammso (9/15)
298. Gorgeous by Paul Rudnick (9/19)*
299. 15 Minutes by Steve Young (9/19)
300. The Candy Smash by Jacqueline Davies (9/20)
301. The Adventures of Jo Schmo: Shifty Business (9/21)
302. Beholding Bee by Kimberly Newton Fusco (9/22)
303. Coaltown Jesus by Ron Koertge (9/23)*
304. Fox Forgets by Suzanne Bloom (9/24)
305. How to Train a Train by Jason Carter Eaton (9/24)
306. Mitchell Goes Bowling by Hallie Durand (9/24)
307. The Cart That Carried Martin by Eve Bunting (9/24)
308. See What a Seal Can Do by Chris Butterworth (9/24)
309. Thomas Jefferson Builds a Library by Barb Rosenstock (9/24)
310. Meeting Cezanne by Michael Morpurgo (9/25)
311. The Kite That Bridged Two Nations by Alexis O'Neill (9/25)
312. Scorpions! Strange and Wonderful by Laurence Pringle (9/25)
313. Volcano Rising by Elizabeth Rusch (9/25)
314. Grumpy Cat: a Grumpy Book (9/26)
315. True Blue Scouts of Sugarman Swamp by Kathi Appelt (9/27)
316. Ship out of Luck by Neal Shusterman (9/28)
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