April's The Cat Who Got "Shelf" ish 2021

This year's theme is The Cat Who Got "Shelf" ish.

This will be my 3rd reading challenge and the year I finish the "The Cat Who" series.

I am only tracking a few categories and the CAT/KITs I participate in.

This will hopefully free me up for more discretionary reading. The last couple of years I missed out on some books I really wanted to read.

THE CAT WHO WAS NEXT IN LINE.

This is for the last 10 books in the "The Cat Who" series.

1. The Cat Who Sang For The Birds by Lilian Jackson Braun --- read in January
2. The Cat Who Saw Stars --- read in March
3. The Cat Who Robbed A Bank --- read in May
4. The Cat Who Smelled A Rat --- read in July
5. The Cat Who Went Up A Creek --- read in August
6. The Cat Who Brought Down The House --- read in August
7. The Cat Who Talked Turkey --- read in October

THE CAT WHO CAUGHT AN ELF

I will read the 3 books I received for SantaThing 2020 and any other unread SantaThing books.

1. The Whole Cat and Caboodle by Sofie Ryan --- read in April
2. Outlander by Diane Gabaldon --- read in July
3. Sky Valley Cozy Mystery Cat Series Box Set by William Jarvis --- read in August
4. The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood (SantaThing 2019) --- read in April
5. Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy L Sayers (SantaThing 2016) --- read in June

THE CAT WHO WENT BUMP IN THE NIGHT

ScaredyKIT

JANUARY (Graphic Novels and YA) --- The Conference of the Birds by Ransom Riggs
FEBRUARY (Creepy Nonfiction) --- Scene of the Crime by Tim Wride and James Ellroy
MARCH (Short Stories and Novellas) --- Death Rattles by Casey Pletcher
APRIL (Possessed) --- Haunted by the Things You Love by John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley
MAY (Witches and Magic) ---- Maiden, Mother, Crone by D.J. Conway
JUNE (Diverse Perspectives) --- The Resurrectionist by Wrath James White
JULY (Ghosts and Hauntings) --- Haunted Shawnee, Oklahoma by Tanya McCoy and Jeff Provine
AUGUST (Adrift (Water and Outer Space)) ---Float by Jacob Peyton (no touchstone)
SEPTEMBER (The Dead, Their Habits and Abodes) --- The Book of the Dead translated by Sir Wallis Budge
OCTOBER (Real-Life Monsters) --- Tiger, Tiger by Margaux Fragoso
NOVEMBER (Stephen King and Family) --- Cycle of the Werewolf by Stephen King
DECEMBER (Horror Thrillers) --- Ghosts of Christmas Past by Tim Martin

THE CAT WHO SOLVED A PUZZLE

MysteryKIT

JANUARY (featuring water) --- The Royal Wulff Murders by Keith McCafferty
FEBRUARY (pastiche mystery) --- Nevermore by Harold Schechter
MARCH (locked room mystery) --- The Red House Mystery by A.A. Milne
APRIL (senior citizen as detective) --- The Whole Cat and Caboodle by Sofie Ryan
MAY (mystery set in Europe) --- Sidetracked by Henning Mankell
JUNE (golden age mystery) --- Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy L Sayers
JULY (cops 'n robbers, lady style) --- Four To Score by Janet Evanovich
AUGUST (cozy mystery featuring an animal) --- Sky Valley Cozy Mystery Cat Series by William Jarvis
SEPTEMBER (mismatched detectives) --- Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith
OCTOBER (minorities/diverse) --- Coyote Waits by Tony Hillerman
NOVEMBER (historical mystery) --- The Ape Who Guards The Balance by Elizabeth Peters
DECEMBER (detectives in ancient Greece and Rome) --- Vox Populi by Alex A Zudor

THE CAT WHO WAS "CRITIC"AL

This is for all the Early Reviewer books I win.

1. Leonard (My Life As A Cat) by Carlie Sorosiak February ER

2. Lost In Nowhere by Barbara Pietron April ER

3. The Promise Witch by Celine Kiernan June ER

4. Loud Woman: Goodbye, Inner Good Girl by Jill Celeste August ER

THE CAT WHO DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO READ

RandomCAT

JANUARY (LOL Read a book that makes you laugh) --- Without Reservations by Ricardo Cate
FEBRUARY (Fruit & Veggies) --- The Land of the Silver Apples by Nancy Farmer
MARCH (It's A Surprise) --- Leonard (My Life As A Cat) by Carlie Sorosiak
APRIL (Let's Go to the Library without leaving home) --- The Lost and Found Bookshop by Susan Wiggs
MAY (Let's Play Monopoly) --- The Cat Who Robbed A Bank by Lilian Jackson Braun
JUNE (Everything Old Is New Again, a retelling or reimagined story) - Little Red Riding Hood in the Big Bad City by Martin H Greenberg
JULY (Summertime A book related to summer) --- Deadhead and Buried by H.Y. Hanna
AUGUST (On The Road Again) --- The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
SEPTEMBER (Prize Winners, a book that one a literary award) --- Casey at the Bat by Ernest L. Thayer
OCTOBER (A Character Who Gives) --- The Cat Who Talked Turkey by Lillian Jackson Braun
NOVEMBER (Fortune And Glory, what did you want to be when you grew up) --- Booking the Crook by Laurie Cass
DECEMBER (Seasonal Reading) --- The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson

THE CAT WHO KNEW HIS A.B.C'S

AlphaKIT

JANUARY (P and M)
Pop Goes The Weasel: The Secret Meanings of Nursery Rhymes by Albert Jack --- P
The Royal Wulff Murders by Keith McCafferty --- M
Crappy Shorts To Make You Crap Your Shorts by Rory Donahue --- M

FEBRUARY (T and K)
You're Strong, Smart and You Got This by Kate Allen --- T and K
Scene of the Crime by Tim Wride and James Ellroy --- T
All I Needed To Know I Learned From My Dead Cat by Chuck Reasoner --- K

MARCH (U and R)
The Red House Mystery by A.A. Milne --- R
Uncle John's Legendary Lost Bathroom Reader by the Bathroom Readers' Institute --- U and R
Cat Tales by Robin Upward --- U and R
Death Rattles by Casey Pletcher --- R
Magic City by Jewell Parker Rhodes --- R
Tattoo: The Soul Reaper by Kenny Sills ---R

APRIL (A and W)
When Sharks Attack With Kindness by Andres J Colmenares --- A and W
The Cat Who Saw Stars by Lilian Jackson Braun --- W
The Whole Cat and Caboodle by Sofie Ryan --- W
The Lost and Found Bookshop by Susan Wiggs --- W
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood --- A
Devil's Food by Anthony Bruno --- A

MAY (I and N)
Nursery Rhyme Murders Collection by Carolyn McCray --- N
Lost In Nowhere by Barbara Pietron --- I and N
Strega Nona Meets Her Match by Tomie DePaola --- N
Infinity by Sherilyn Kenyon --- I

JUNE (C and D)
Little Red Riding Hood in the Big Bad City by Martin H Greenberg --- C
Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy L Sayers --- D
Chicken Soup For the Soul: The Magic of Cats by Amy Newmark --- C
The President's Daughter by Bill Clinton and James Patterson --- C and D
You Can Do All Things by Kate Allen --- C and D

JULY (S and O)
Outlander by Diana Gabaldon --- O
Haunted Shawnee. Oklahoma by Tanya McCoy and Jeff Provine ---- S and O
Cat Stories by James Herriot --- S
The Cat Who Smelled A Rat by Lilian Jackson Braun --- S
Twelve Sharp by Janet Evanovich ---S
Four To Score by Janet Evanovich ---S

AUGUST (V and J)
Sky Valley Cat Cozy Mystery Box Set by William Jarvis --- V and J
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown --- V
The Cat Who Went Up A Creek by Lilian Jackson Brown --- J
Float by Jacob Peyton --- J
The Cat Who Brought Down The House by Lilian Jackson Braun --- J

SEPTEMBER (F and L)
The Islands of the Blessed by Nancy Farmer --- F
The Legend of Devil's Creek by D.C. Alexander ---L
Chicken Soup For the Soul: Loving Our Cats by Jack Canfeild ---F and L

OCTOBER (H and E)
A Witch Too Late by M.E. Harmon and Paula Lester --- H
Coyote Waits by Tony Hillerman --- H
Bon Jovi Encyclpaedia by Neil Daniels --- E

NOVEMBER (B and Y)
Owl Moon by Jane Yolen --- Y
You Are Special by Max Lucado --- Y
The Ape Who Guards The Balance by Elizabeth Peters --- B
Booking the Crook by Laurie Cass --- B
Amelia Bedelia Talks Turkey by Herman Parrish --- B

DECEMBER (G and Q)
A Quiet Little Woman by Louisa May Alcott --- Q
Ghosts of Christmas Past by Tim Martin --- G
Sorry I Barfed on Your Bed by Jeff Greenberg ---G

YEAR LONG (X and Z)
Haunted by the Things You Love by John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley --- read in April---Z
Wish by Mia Zabrisky --- read in October ----Z
Vox Populi by Alex Zudor --- read in December ---Z
Xmas Marks the Spot by Kris Pearson ---read in December ---X

THE CAT WHO STRETCHED HIMSELF

GenreCAT

JANUARY (Non-fiction) --- Pop Goes The Weasel: The Secret Meanings of Nursery Rhymes by Albert Jack
FEBRUARY (Memoirs/Biographies) --- Do You Feel Like I Do?: A Memoir by Peter Frampton
MARCH (Action & Adventure) ---- The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
APRIL (Literary Fiction) --- The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood
MAY (Short Stories/Essays) --- Little Red Riding Hood in the Big Bad City by Martin H Greenberg ---read in JUNE
JUNE (Historical Fiction) --- A Quiet Little WOman by Louisa May Alcott --- read in DECEMBER
JULY (Romance) --- Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
AUGUST (Poetry/Drama/Graphic Novels) --- Braided Indian Poetry by Pe-ya-ge-ti-se-mo
SEPTEMBER (YA/Childrens) --- The Islands of the Blessed by Nancy Farmer
OCTOBER (Horror/Supernatural/Paranormal) --- A Witch Too Late by M.E. Harmon and Paula Lester
NOVEMBER (SFF) --- Star Mother by Charlie N. Holmberg
DECEMBER (Mysteries) --- Xmas Marks the Spot by Kris Pearson

YEAR-LONG READS

1. The Cat Who...Cookbook by Julie Murphy and Sally Abney Stempinski
A companion read to the Cat Who series. I read the corresponding chapter after finishing the book.

2. Celebrations: The Complete Book of American Holidays by Robert J Myers with the editors of Hallmark Cards
I will read about each holiday on the appropriate day.

JANUARY READS

1. Happily Ever After & Everything In Between by Debbie Tung
Not as relatable to me as her other books. More fitting for newlyweds and younger couples.

2. The Ickabog by J.K. Rowling
Great story about a monster and misconceptions. Love the illustrations by actual children.

3. The Conference of Birds by Ransom Riggs
A continuation of Jacob and the peculiars adventures. I really dislike books that end on a cliffhanger.

4. Without Reservations by Ricardo Cate
Funny cartoons about Native Americans by a Native American. Some cultural, some more diverse.

5. The Royal Wulff Murders by Keith McCafferty
Debut novel. Learned more about fly fishing than I ever wanted to know. Story was good though.

6. Pop Goes The Weasel by Albert Jack
The stories behind nursery rhymes. Some interesting facts, just boringly written.

7. Crappy Shorts to Make You Crap Your Shorts by Rory Donahoe
Short stories with a scary theme or twist. Might have scared me when I was a preteen, but not now.

8. The Cat Who Sang For The Birds by Lilian Jackson Braun
Koko and Yum Yum talk to the birds. Qwill solves a murder involving a suspicious land deal.

BOOKS READ: 8

BEST BOOK: The Ickabog

WORST BOOK: Pop Goes The Weasel

PAGES READ: 1853

Hi, April! I *love* your Grindelwald Funko up top! Adorable!

Happy reading this year!

Love all your graphics! We laughed hysterically about the yoga cartoon.

I love your "Cat Who" theme. Hope you have a great year of reading!

Awww I love the line of kitties in >2 lowelibrary:! Have a great reading year :)

I love your categories and the pictures you've used to illustrate them. Looking forward to following along.

I love the Cat Who theme.

My mum absolutely loved the Cat Who books. She had only found and read about 6 of the books so I offered to find the rest for her. In the last two years of her life I managed find the rest of the series, some were new copies, most were second hand. She read the last book only about a month before she died.

I read about the first nine books but then I gave the old series away to an old lady I met in a secondhand bookstore who was also trying to complete the series.

Joining the others in loving your "Cat who..." themed categories!

Lovely cats and categories!

Good luck with your 2021 reading!

>14 thornton37814: , >15 rabbitprincess:, >16 DeltaQueen50:, >18 lkernagh:, >19 MissWatson:, >20 Tess_W:, Thank you for visiting and the compliments.

>12 scaifea: I love Grindelwald. I also have the bearded version FunkoPOP on the top shelf complete with a Thestral.

>13 LadyoftheLodge: I couldn't resist the yoga cartoon. My cats stare at me oddly whenever I exercise, I imagine their thoughts are similar.

>17 Zozette: I first read the Cat Who books as I found them while my son was a toddler. I was looking for quick and easy reads since I did not have a lot of time to myself. I started collecting them in the last 10 years and began reading and re-reading them when I finished.

>21 lowelibrary: My cats usually assemble on the yoga mat with me, just to supervise--at least two at any given moment. They also do their best to get in the way and purr like crazy.

FEBRUARY READS

1. Do You Feel Like I Do? by Peter Frampton
A memoir of his musical career. Only brushes on personal things. Too much name-dropping.

2. You're Strong, Smart and You Got This by Kate Allan
Great drawings of great affirmations for depression and anxiety. I will be pulling this off the shelves often. Instagram: thelatestkate

3. Nevermore by Harold Schecter
Long-winded book with unbelievable allies. No real purpose to the crimes.

4. All I Need To Know I Learned From My Dead Cat by Chuck Reasoner
Jokes that shouldn't be funny, but are.

5. The Land of the Silver Apples by Nancy Farmer
Great sequel. Left parts of the story unfinished.

6. Scene of the Crime by Tim Wride and James Ellroy
Coffee table book of graphic crime scenes of the LAPD. Disturbing pictures.

7. Bonds by Marie Anne Cope
Well-written witch and vampire story. Great back story and characters.

BOOKS READ: 15

BEST BOOK: You're Strong, Smart and You Got This

WORST BOOK: Nevermore

PAGES READ: 1972
YTD: 3825

MARCH READS

1. Leonard (My Life As A Cat) by Carlie Sorosiak
Great story. Haven't smiled through a book in a long time.

2. Uncle John's Legendary Lost Bathroom Reader by Bathroom Readers' Institute
Compilation of books 5, 6, and 7. Assorted trivia, lots of new facts to me.

3. Cat Tales by Robin Upward
Classic cat stories by well-known authors. Mostly good stories.

4. The Red House Mystery by A.A.Milne
Locked room mystery. Very Agatha Christie-ish.

5. Death Rattles by Casey Pletcher
Not scary. Lame.

6. Magic City by Jewell Parker Rhodes
Well-written take on a tragic truth. Highly recommend.

7. Tattoo: The Soul Reaper by Kenny Sills
Re-read. I was a beta reader and this is the published version.

BOOKS READ: 22

BEST BOOK: Magic City

WORST BOOK: Death Rattles

PAGES READ: 1883
YTD: 5708

>24 lowelibrary: Ha! Great illustration for March :)

>25 rabbitprincess: Thank you. Dandelions are my favorite flower. I just couldn't resist.

>24 lowelibrary: I have quite a few of the Uncle John books, but this is the first time I have seen someone mentioning them in a thread! Good to know I am not the only person who owns them! They are fun to read.

>27 LadyoftheLodge: I love all trivia books, and tend to read them cover to cover the first time. Also, I needed a U for AlphaKIT.

APRIL READS

1. When Sharks Attack With Kindness by Andres J. Colmenares
Cute little underwater comics that bring a smile to your face. Instagram: wawawiwacomics

2. The Cat Who Saw Stars by Lilian Jackson Braun
Qwill and the cats go to the cabin and investigate several incidents.

3. The Whole Cat and Caboodle by Sofie Ryan
A great first book in a series. I am already in love with Elvis.

4. The Lost and Found Bookshop by Susan Wiggs
Great book about life, love, loss, and books.

5. Haunted By The Things You Love by John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Stories of everyday items possessed by spirits or cursed. Written for those not familiar with the subject.

6. The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood
Struggled to finish it. Only found one character interesting.

7. Devil's Food by Anthony Bruno
A long-winded story about a jump squad. Too many stereotypes and too much fat-shaming.

BOOKS READ: 29

BEST BOOK: The Lost and Found Bookshop

WORST BOOK: Devil's Food

PAGES READ: 1868
YTD: 7576

This is my first time celebrating my Thingaversary. I joined in 2015. (April 7th to be exact). A book a year plus one to grow on.

The Family Lawyer by James Patterson
Classified as Murder by Miranda James
All Around Town by Mary Higgins Clark
Patriot's Dream by Barbara Michaels
The Voice of Knowledge by Don Miquel Ruiz
The Secrets of Chinese Astrology by Derek Walters
The Medicine Wheel by Sun Bear and Wabun

Happy thingaversary! Enjoy your books!

>31 MissWatson:. Thank you very much.

>30 lowelibrary: Happy Thingaversary! For me it was the first time celebrating my thingaversary, too. I hadn't heard about the custom before I joined this group.

>33 MissBrangwen: Thank you. I am so glad that I am not the only one just finding out about it.

MAY READS

1. Nursery Rhyme Murders Collection by Carolyn McCray
Several books in the collection. All mysteries based on nursery rhymes. Only one really interesting story.

2. The Cat Who Robbed A Bank by Lilian Jackson Braun
Great filler book. The title is misleading.

3. Lost In Nowhere by Barbara Pietron
Early Review book. Good story, but loses a lot in starting the series here.

4. Strega Nona Meets Her Match by Tomie DePaola
Cute story, but it loses something not knowing the characters.

5. Sidetracked by Henning Mankell
Interesting mystery.

6. Maiden, Mother, Crone by D. J. Conway
History and goddesses for all stages of a witch's life.

7. Infinity by Sherilyn Kenyon
First book in series. Very good, quick read. Already ready to read the next one.

8. The Audacity To Be Queen by Gina Devee
Self-help book. How to be your best and let go of what is holding you back.

BOOKS READ: 37

BEST BOOK: Infinity

WORST BOOK: Strega Nona Meets Her Match

PAGES READ: 2724
YTD: 10300

JUNE READS

1. Little Red Riding Hood in the Big Bad City by Martin H. Greenberg
Modern twists on fairy tales.

2. Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy L. Sayers
Mystery at an ad agency. Nice pace, did not enjoy the suspect pool.

3. The President's Daughter by James Patterson and Bill Clinton
A great thriller about kidnapping and the subsequent rescue.

4. Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Magic of Cats by Amy Newmark
Heartfelt stories about cats.

5. You Can Do All Things by Kate Allan
Inspirational pics for anxiety and depression.

6. The Resurrectionist by Wrath James White
Could not put it down. Very captivating while being disgusting at the same time. Because of the content, I wanted to hate this book, but I couldn't.

BOOKS READ: 43

BEST BOOK: The Resurrectionist

WORST BOOK: Little Red Riding Hood in the Big Bad City

PAGES READ: 2208
YTD: 12508

JULY READS

1. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
Historical romance. Too much unnecessary sex.

2. Haunted Shawnee, Oklahoma by Tanya McCoy and Jeff Provine
Great history. Not much haunting.

3. Cat Stories by James Herriot
Stories from his vet practice.

4. The Cat Who Smelled A Rat by Lilian Jackson Braun
Qwill and Koko catch an arsonist and murderer.

5. The Little Grey Girl by Celine Kiernan
Good story. Felt like a filler book in the trilogy.

6. The Promise Witch by Celine Kiernan
Great ending to the trilogy.

7. Twelve Sharp by Janet Evanovich
Stephanie helps Ranger find his child.

8. Deadhead and Buried by H.Y. Hanna
Cute cozy. Easy to figure out. Good quirky characters.

9. Four To Score by Janet Evanovich
Introducing Sally Sweet.

BOOKS READ: 52

BEST BOOK: The Promise Witch

WORST BOOK: Haunted Shawnee, Oklahoma

PAGES READ: 2399
YTD: 14907

AUGUST READS

1. Sky Valley Cozy Cat Mystery Box Set by William Jarvis
The story had potential. Too many repetitions of exact dialogues and way too many grammatical errors. Did you even use an editor?

2. The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
Great adventure searching for the Holy Grail.

3. The Bart Book by Matt Groening
Nice if you are a Simpson fan.

4. The Cat Who Went Up A Creek by Lilian Jackson Braun
Koko solves several crimes. Qwill misses Polly.

5. Float by Jacob Peyton
Best shark book since Jaws. No touchstone for book.

6. Braided Indian Poetry by Pe-ya-ge-ti-se-mo
Military and Native poems are great. Others so-so.

7. The Cat Who Brought Down The House by Lilian Jackson Braun
Thelma Thackeray comes to town.

BOOKS READ: 59

BEST BOOK: The Da Vinci Code

WORST BOOK: Sky Valley Cozy Cat Mystery Box Set

PAGES READ: 1480
YTD: 16387

SEPTEMBER READS

1. The Islands of the Blessed by Nancy Farmer

2. Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith
Strike and Robin investigate a cold case. Slow start but good once it got started.

3. Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes

4. The Book of the Dead translated by Sir Wallis Budge
Hard educational read.

5. Casey at the Bat by Ernest L Thayer
It's a classic. Great illustrations.

6. The Legend of Devil's Creek by D.C. Alexander
A serial killer uses a local legend as inspiration. No other plot.

7. Chicken Soup For The Soul: Loving Our Cats by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen
Lots of heart-warming stories.

BOOKS READ: 66

BEST BOOK: Chrysanthemum

WORST BOOK: The Legend of Devil's Creek

PAGES READ:2618
YTD: 19005

>39 lowelibrary: Haha, love the cat pic!

OCTOBER READS

1. Loud Woman: Goodbye, Inner Good Girl by Jill Celeste
Autobiographical book with self-help advice for women.

2. The Cat Who Talked Turkey by Lilian Jackson Braun
Great story with our favorite characters. The crime was an afterthought.

3. A Witch Too Late by M.E. Harmon
Quirky characters. Great little cozy.

4. Coyote Waits by Tony Hillerman
Navajo police search for a cop killer.

5. Tiger, Tiger by Margaux Fragoso
Story of an abused girl who never escaped.

6. Bon Jovi Encyclopaedia by Neil Daniels
Taught an old Bon Jovi fan a few new things.

7. Wish by Mia Zabrisky
Story about be careful what you wish for.

BOOKS READ: 73

BEST BOOK: Bon Jovi Encyclopaedia

WORST BOOK: Tiger, Tiger

PAGES READ:1794
YTD: 20799

NOVEMBER READS

1. Amelia Bedelia Talks Turkey by Herman Parish
Lacks the Amelia Bedelia humor of the original series

2. Star Mother by Charlie N. Holmberg
How stars are made. And the love story that follows.

3. The Ape Who Guards the Balance by Elizaberth Peters
Amelia Peabody. Struggled to finish this.

4. You Are Special by Max Lucado
Great book about being accepted.

5. Owl Moon by Jane Yolen
Story about looking for owls. Didn't hold my interest

6. Booking The Crook by Laurie Cass
Loved the concept, but not the story

7. Cycle of the Werewolf by Stephen King
Short quick read.

8. Mewsings by Fiona Green
amewsing cat tidbits

BOOKS READ: 81

BEST BOOK: You Are Special

WORST BOOK: The Ape Who Guards the Balance

PAGES READ: 1410
YTD: 22209

DECEMBER READS

1. The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson
A good little family drama about who is Mom marrying.

2. A Cat's Life by Parragon Books
Cute cat quotes with cuter pictures.

3. The Quiet Little Woman by Louisa May Alcott
Rosa's story is great, others are only okay.

4. Xmas Marks the Spot by Kris Pearson
Not a good mystery with not very good characters.

5. Sorry I Barfed On Your Bed by Jeremy Greenberg
Funny letters from cats to their humans

6. Ghosts of Christmas Past by Tim Martin
Short ghost stories. 2 really good ones.

7. Vox Populi by Alex A. Zudor
Dull characters in a dull mystery

8. Celebrations: The Complete Book of American Holidays by Robert J Myers with The Editors of Hallmark Cards
Out of date book of American holidays. Some new to me history.

BOOKS READ: 89

BEST BOOK:Sorry I Barfed On Your Bed

WORST BOOK: Vox Populi

PAGES READ: 1735
YTD: 23944

2021 STATS

BEST BOOK: The Resurrectionist
WORST BOOK: Death Rattles
PAGES READ: 23944
BOOKS READ: 89 (goal of 85)

>44 lowelibrary: Hurray for exceeding your reading goal! Great year :)

Thread closed. See you in 2022.