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Tuesday, December 29, 2015

A Month of Faves December Blog Event - 12/29/15

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Top 10 Books that Blew My Mind This Year...

Thanks to these ladies for the month of fun:

 Tanya @ Girlxoxo 

 Andi @ Estella’s Revenge

 Tamara @ Traveling With T

Squee worthy reads:

It is difficult to only choose 10, but I am going to try to choose books I haven't mentioned yet. 

1.  A Memory of Violets by Hazel Gaynor

2. Dollbaby by Laura Lane McNeal

3.  Summer at Hideaway Key by Barbara Davis.

4.  The Paris Key by Juliet Blackwell

5.  A Paris Apartment by Michelle Gable

6.  The Secret Life of Violet Grant by Beatriz Williams

7.  The Promise of Home by Darcie Chan

8.  The Girl Who Wrote In Silk by Kelli Estes

9.  The Sound of Glass by Karen White

10. The Reluctant Midwife by Patricia Harmon






30 comments:

  1. I haven't read a single one of those books. My wish list is groaning.

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    1. Smiling here. Mine gets longer when I stop by blogs too.

      You will love them all.

      Thanks for stopping, Kathy.

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  2. I've read 3 of them and liked them very much too!

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    1. :)

      Great!!

      May we know which 3?

      Thanks for stopping, Debbie.

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  3. I haven't read any of these books but they all sound awesome! You had a great reading year. Thank goodness for books...

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    1. Definitely....thank goodness for books.

      Thanks for stopping, Laura.

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  4. I have not read any of these books, but the Paris Key I have heard of. It sounds like 2015 was great to you for reading.
    The Girl who wrote in Silk sounds lovely, too.

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    1. Both The Paris Key and The Girl Who Wrote In Silk were wonderful.

      I had a great 2015 of books.

      Thanks for stopping, Nicole.

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  5. I enjoyed "Violet Grant" and The Sound of Glass. Good list!

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    1. They both were quite good.

      Thanks for stopping, Mary.

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  6. I really loved Sound of Glass. There seems to be a couple books with Violet and Paris in the title. I'll have to check out these others. Thanks for the list.

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    1. Both Violet books are very good.

      So are the Paris ones. :)

      Loved The Sound of Glass...love all of her books.

      Thanks for stopping, Serena.

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  7. I haven't read any of them either, but I remember you talking about each of them. I think I might own one or two. 2016, here I come....

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    1. I hope you get to read the ones you have.

      May we know which ones they are?

      ENJOY when you read them, and thanks for stopping, Kay.

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    2. I think I've got the Violet Grant book, plus the Darcie Chan book and I also think I may have The Sound of Glass. All will be wonderful, I'm sure. :-)

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    3. Wow....they are all so good.

      Darcie's first two books are wonderful too. I want to live in that town. :)

      Thanks for getting back with the titles you have.

      The Sound of Glass was amazing too.

      ENJOY when you read them.

      Thanks for coming back, Kay.

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  8. I haven't read any of these books either, but some of the titles look so enticing!

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    1. They all were quite good and enticing, Elizabeth.

      I hope you check them out and get to read them.

      Thanks for stopping, Elizabeth.

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  9. I haven't read any of these books but most are on my TBR. I'm especially excited about The Paris Key. I love Blackwell's cozy mysteries titles so I'm looking forward to seeing what she does with a different genre.

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    1. The Paris Key was a sweet read.

      Good you know the author. I didn't know she wrote cozies.

      Thanks for stopping, Katherine.

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  10. Finally a list I've actually read a few books on! LOL. Thanks for making me feel like I'm not a total failure as a reader. A Memory of Violets was a sweet story!

    That said, I haven't heard of a bunch of these too, so more fodder for my ginormous wishlist!

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    1. LOL....so glad you found a list with books you read.

      I have the same problem. Tons of lists with books I have not heard of.

      Thanks for stopping, Megan.

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  11. I've read just two! Adding to my list

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    1. Thanks for stopping, Mystica.

      I hope you enjoy the books you added.

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    1. I hope you get to read some of them and enjoy them.

      Thanks for stopping, Melissa.

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  13. I've not heard of any of these. Happy reading in 2016!

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    1. I hope you find one you like, Barbara.

      Thanks for stopping, and Happy New Year, Barbara.

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  14. I read your number 10 and enjoyed it quite a lot -- The Reluctant Midwife by Patricia Harmon.
    @dino0726 from 
    FictionZeal - Impartial, Straightforward Fiction Book Reviews

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    1. Oh yes...very good.

      I didn't read her first book, The Midwife of Hope River, but I have it on my shelf.

      Thanks for stopping, Diane.

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