Books Read In July

Well, this is going to look like a pretty pathetic monthly summary!  We returned from vacation on July 2, and shortly after that, I decided to tackle some Big Books this summer, so my list of books completed in July is quite meager:

• Morpheus Road: The Black, a teen thriller by D.J. MacHale
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling (a re-read)
• The Bedwetter: Stories of  Courage, Redemption and Pee by Sarah Silverman (audio memoir)

And...yeah, that's it!  Just two kid/teen books completed this month (though one was 800 pages long) and one audio book that we started over a year ago!  It's not as bad as it looks, though, since I am also almost finished with The Passage by Justin Cronin (which has almost 800 densely-written pages).  I am also in the process of listening to three different audio books - I just don't have much free time during the summer to listen.  Hey, at least I reviewed two of the three books I finished this month (though I am still trying to catch up on June).

As for a favorite, well, I have to pick Harry Potter, of course!


Where Are You Reading? Summary:   My map didn't change much this month, since the locations of  two books, CT and the UK, were already accounted for.  I did add New Hampshire for Sarah Silverman's memoir since that is where she grew up.  So, my count for the year stands at 10 different states and 5 different countries (outside the U.S.).

How about you?  What was your favorite book read in July?