April ’24 Reading Wrap-Up

I finally caught up on my posts on Instagram. More importantly, I’m back to reading actual books! I’m happy to count audiobooks as “reading,” but even I’m willing to admit that my February “reading” barely qualified. But this last month, I’ve read several books on my Kindle.

April goal:

I’ll commit to 3 books for April (I’ve already finished my first).

What I read:

Zero Days—Ruth Ware
- Kindle / 352p
- Mar 28 – Apr 2
- 3⭐
- Review
The Heights—Louise Candlish
- Kindle / 416p
- Apr 6 – 13
- 2.5⭐
- Review
In Five Years—Rebecca Serle
- Kindle / 266p
- Apr 14 – 16
- 3.5⭐
- Review
The Other Passenger—Louise Candlish
- Kindle / 400p
- Apr 17 – 23
- 2.5⭐
- Review
The Oceanography of the Moon—Glendy Vanderah
- Kindle / 330p
- Apr 24 – 30
- 3.5⭐
- Review

In-progress:

Making It So—Patrick Stewart
- Audiobook
- 40% complete before the library took it away
- I finally got it back from the library
- It’s still so long…
Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen—Donald Miller
- Work nerdiness
- 75% done but I can’t finish until I do some work
Turtles All the Way Down—John Green
- Before the movie
- 16% done

Abandoned:

Once Upon a Tome—Oliver Darkshire

Note: I quit linking titles to that big site that funds the rich dude and his space wars with other rich dudes. I’ve linked to Goodreads, but if you’re looking to support independent bookstores, my favorite local shop is Old Town Books (they ship!), and you can support my favorite podcast and a local shop of your choosing through their Bookshop.org link at KickBezosInTheBalls.org. And you can never go wrong with your local library!