What’s on Your Nightstand? October 23

by Jennifer



                               

We want to know what your reading stack looks like. What are sitting on your nightstand because you are hoping to get to them this month? Or if you’d prefer, what books are sitting there waiting to be reshelved or returned to the library because you finished them this month?

How you do it is up to you. You can take a picture, post a list of links, or tell us how and why each book made it on your list.

However you choose, this is a time to join with other booklovers.

Would you like to share what your kids are reading? We’d love for you to join us in our monthly Kids’ Picks carnival on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. The next one will be November 13. Come back and join us!

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Jennifer lives in Houston with her 2 kids, husband, and dog. In addition to reading, she enjoys travel, Bible study, food, and fun. She blogs about some of these things -- when her nose isn't in a book -- at Snapshot.

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1 Barbara H. October 23, 2012 at 3:25 am

Thanks for hosting this every month!
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2 Kara October 27, 2012 at 3:37 am

First timer here! Thought I’d try it out. :)
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3 Michelle November 4, 2012 at 8:54 pm

Late as usual. But at least I did a review this month!
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4 thistle November 18, 2012 at 11:23 pm

Just finished “Bookseller of Kabul.” Highly recommend it for anyone interested in knowing more about the lives of women in Afghanistan.

Currently reading “Red Sorghum” by Mo Yan, this year’s Nobel Prize for Literature author. I think he is unlocking the door to more fiction and nonfiction from China.

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