Happy Thanksgiving week! That is how I am framing it, because my family began the festivities last Saturday with an extended family lunch. This week I will have all my kiddos and their families (including my beautiful one and only grandchild) at our home in the beautiful north Georgia mountains. We certainly do have a lot to be thankful for. In the past I have posted about books featuring families, books that helped make me the reader I am today, and all kinds of bookish goodies I am thankful for. Today’s TTT features one book from each month so far this year that I am thankful I had the opportunity to read. Spanning a variety of genres, the books featured well-developed characters, just the right setting for my mood 😉 , action, and well-told, engaging stories. I hope you find a book to love!
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Top Books I Am Thankful For
January — A Light on The Hill by Connilyn Cossette
I used this novel as a part of my Faith And Fiction Bible study of sanctuary cities. What a wonderful resource to draw from.
February — Bride of A Distant Isle by Sandra Byrd
An “oldie” but a goodie, I loved going back to Victorian England in this novel.
March — In Search of A Prince by Toni Shiloh
Toni’s unique setting and fairytale nod to Princess Diaries was a delight.
April — All That It Takes by Nicole Deese
Women’s fiction/romance that touched my heart.
May — The Librarian of Saint-Malo by Mario Escobar
English translation of Escobar’s moving novel set in WWII-era France.
June — Fatal Code by Natalie Walters
An unputdownable romantic suspense is just what I needed to kickstart my summer reading.
July — Sea Glass Cottage by Irene Hannon
What is a summer without a visit to Hope Harbor?!
August — Bookshop by The Sea by Denise Hunter
Another winner of a summer read. A small beach town and a bookshop, what’s not to love?
September — Every Word Unsaid by Kimberly Duffy
An exotic location, an independent and exasperating heroine, timely message.
October — The Lady’s Mine by Francine Rivers
A feel good read that sparked a lot of great conversation with my book club.
November — Where The Blue Sky Begins by Katie Powner
The best book I have read all year!
Lots of hreat books here. I have enjoyed some of these and look forward to reading others.
What a nice list!
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-ten-reasons-im-thankful-for-books/
Those are such pretty dresses!
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday.
It looks like you’ve found some fantastic reads this year!
Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/a-feast-of-food-related-books/
Looks like you’ve had a great reading year. Enjoy your holiday with your family (especially that grandbaby).
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
I love how you did this by month!
Great list! I am currently reading and enjoying Where the Blue Sky Begins.
This is a cool way to look back at your year in reading. I hope you’re having an awesome Thanksgiving week!
Glad you’ve found so many books to be grateful for this year!
My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/22/top-ten-tuesday-395/