My Month is Booked: October Edtion

 

Here are the books I read in September:

Wish You Were Her –Elle McNicoll

My Rating: 5 stars

I loved this book so much. “An autistic YA homage to The Shop Around the Corner with a pinch of Cyrano, Elle McNicoll's Wish You Were Her is a triumph!” I love that it also featured the characters from Some like It Cold.

 

Maid for Each Other –Lynn Painter

My Rating: 5 stars

Another lovely novel from Lynn Painter. A millionaire and a house cleaner are a match maid in heaven in this sparkling new romantic comedy by Lynn Painter, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Happily Never After.” I loved the main characters so much!

 

The Sandy Page Bookshop –Hannah McKinnon

My Rating: 5 stars

I love Hannah McKinnon’s writing so much and her latest novel is just as amazing as her other novels. “The return of a prodigal daughter to her sleepy Cape Cod town brings the community together in this heartwarming all-new beach read from the acclaimed author of the “absolute treasure of a novel” (Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times bestselling author) The Darlings.”

 

You Belong Here –Megan Miranda

My Rating: 5 stars

“A decades-old secret that drove a mother from her hometown now threatens her college-bound daughter in this twisty new thriller.” This novel was so good and I did not see many of the twists coming. I really loved this novel.

 

One Dark Night –Hannah Richell

My Rating: 4 stars on Goodreads, really 3.5 stars

“When a body is found the day after Halloween, a small British community must reckon with its past and the dangers lurking in its present in this spine-tingling novel from “not to be missed” (Hayley Scrivener, author of Dirt Creek) author Hannah Richell.” This book was told from multiple perspectives and I really liked that. I did not see a lot of the twists coming with this novel either.

 

The Only Survivors –Megan Miranda

My Rating: 3 stars, really 3.5 stars

“Seven hours in the past. Seven days in the present. Seven survivors remaining. Who would you save?” This novel was good but it had a lot of details and characters and it was a little hard to keep with.

 

For the Record –Emma Lord

My Rating: 5 stars

Another amazing novel from Emma Lord (one of my favorite authors, even though I have a lot of favorite authors). I loved this book from start to finish. It was told in dual POV’s of the two main characters, Mackenzie & Sam.