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December 2, 2018

8 Great Books To Read, Stat

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My October batch of books includes book reviews of several genres, you’ll want to read, stat!

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Dear friends,

I can’t believe it’s December and I’m just now sharing reviews of the books I read in October. What can I say? I’ve been too busy reading!

This past October I read 8 books from a few different genres. Young adult, historical fiction, personal development, contemporary fiction, mystery/thriller and contemporary fiction. My reviews today have a little something for everyone! I have some more great reviews coming up soon for my books I read in November, but I wanted to make sure my October reads got the attention they deserved.

Let me know if you’ve read any of the books I’m sharing today or if you have any must read books I should add to my list! 

Let's Chat Books!

BEFORE WE START, IF YOU LOVE CHATTING BOOKS…

Let’s be friends on Goodreads! In addition make sure to follow me on Instagram to get recent updates on books I’m loving. Books are my favorite thing to chat about, so anytime you want to talk about what you’ve read, reach out! I’m always looking for recommendations from friends and willing to share what I love as well. Now, let’s move on to my October reads.

Book cover for The Tattooist of Auschwitz

The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris

The Tattooist of Auschwitz is a historical fiction novel based on a true story of Lale Sokolov, an imprisoned Jew at Auschwitz. When it’s discovered that Lale speaks multiple languages, he is forced to become the person who tattooed the numbers on prisoners. Children, women, elderly…he witnessed the barbaric treatment of so many of the prisoners. Lale eventually believes it’s better that he is doing this job versus one of the captors, as he at least was able to show compassion to those when they needed it most.

This story is told from the perspective from Auschwitz I have never heard and I’ll admit to it being difficult to read at times. It is a heartbreaking story as well as a story of love, hope and survival. The Tattooist of Auschwitz was a 5 star read I’d definitely recommend. You can buy The Tattooist of Auschwitz by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

Book Cover of The Gunners by Rebecca Kauffman

The Gunners by Rebecca Kauffman

Fans of the 1980’s hit movie, The Big Chill, will love The Gunners by Rebecca Kauffman. After spending decades apart, 6 close childhood friends come together for the funeral of one of their friends who had committed suicide. Known as The Gunners, the group spends the weekend after the funeral dissecting what could have possibly driven their friend to kill herself. Each friend reflects back to the past, revealing secrets, assuming individually they were responsible for their friends death. Lifetime secrets that have burdened the members are revealed and it’s discovered that there’s a lot more to their history than each ever knew.

The Gunners is a beautiful story of friendship and forgiveness. I gave this book a 4 star rating on Goodreads. You can buy The Gunners on Amazon by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

Book Cover Becoming Mrs Lewis

Becoming Mrs Lewis by Patti Callahan

Becoming Mrs. Lewis is a beautiful historical fiction novel about the unique relationship between Joy Davidman and author CS Lewis. What started out as merely a relationship via letters, discussing spirituality, turned into a beautiful friendship between two people who seem destined to be together.

Lewis and Davidman shared a love for the written word and the intellectual capacity to keep each other mesmerized as they talked books, life philosophy and spiritual awakening. As the story unfolds, what is once only a close friendship very slowly reveals itself to be so much more – a relationship of deep love and mutual admiration. I gave Becoming Mrs. Lewis 4 stars. You can buy this book on Amazon by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

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Tear Me Apart by J.T. Ellison

If you are looking for a great thriller, look no further than Tear Me Apart by JT Ellison. In Tear Me Apart Olympic skiing hopeful, Mindy Wright, becomes seriously injured after a competitive skiing accident. During surgery to fix her leg doctors discover she has a severe form of leukemia and needs a life saving stem cell transplant. When both of Mindy’s parents are tested and neither is a match, Mindy discovers she’s not their daughter. The search to find the truth about her parents (and a donor match) uncovers more and more lies.

Readers will love the twists and turns of this quick read. I gave Tear Me Apart 4 Stars on Goodreads. You can buy the book on Amazon by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

The Wishing Spell (The Land of Stories #1) by Chris Colfer

I bought The Land of Stories series at the beginning of the summer in hopes of reading them with my kids. Time got away from us and the series got pushed aside until this fall when we finally picked up book #1, The Wishing Spell. Written by author and actor Chris Colfer (from Glee fame), The Wishing Spell follows along as Alex and Conner Bailey are magically transported into their favorite fairy tales through a beloved book of classic tales given to them by their grandma.

Fans of The Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter and Percy Jackson will love these fantasy fiction books. If you have a reader on your list to buy for this year, I can’t recommend this series for young to tween readers enough (although as an adult, I loved it too!). I gave The Wishing Spell 4 stars on Goodreads. You can purchase the books on Amazon by clicking here or add them to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

The Ghostwriter by Alexandra Torre

In The Ghostwriter, a best selling romance writer (Helena Ross) is diagnosed with cancer and is given just a few months to live. Prior to her death, she has one last story to tell – a twisted, suspenseful story of her hidden past. To assist her with writing her final story, she hires a Ghostwriter – who just happens to be one of her biggest rivals in the industry. As the story unfolds Helena is forced to confront and divulge pieces of her past she’s hidden far away.

Alexandra Torree apparently writes romance novels, but this is far from a romance novel and is full on suspense/thriller. I gave The Ghostwriter 3 1/2 stars – which means I enjoyed it and recommend it. You can buy this book on Amazon by clicking here and on Goodreads by clicking here.

Rising Strong as a Spiritual Practice book cover

Rising Strong as a Spiritual Practice by Brene Brown

Rising Strong as a Spiritual Practice is an audiobook only follow up to Brene Brown’s bestselling book, Rising Strong. If you are looking for some quick nuggets of practical wisdom from Brene Brown, I can’t recommend this audiobook enough. Brown digs in deep to talk about spirituality, vulnerability, grace, acceptance and more. This audio was just what I needed to hear at exactly the right time, and will be a resource I definitely turn to again and again.

I gave Rising Strong as a Spiritual Practice 5 stars on Goodreads. You can purchase the audiobook on Amazon by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed

This October, I had the amazing opportunity to hear Cheryl Strayed speak at an author event. If you read her book, Wild, then you can only imagine how inspiring it was to hear Strayed recount her adventures and lessons learned in person.

Tiny Beautiful Things is a series of “Dear Abby” type letters to Strayed, who was the voice behind the advice column, Dear Sugar. In her responses to the letters, Strayed touches on some pretty tough topics, but does so with a raw honesty you’d only expect from someone like her. In addition, Strayed uses her own stories and life experiences to further relate to the letter writer. Absolutely no topic is off the table, so readers who find it uncomfortable to talk about topics that may be considered taboo will want to avoid this book. You can purchase Tiny Beautiful Things on Amazon by clicking here or add it to your shelf on Goodreads by clicking here.

That’s it for my October book reviews. I’ll be back soon to share the great books I read in November (I can’t wait – there’s some really good ones!)

LEAVE A COMMENT LETTING ME KNOW WHAT GREAT BOOKS YOU’VE READ LATELY!

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  1. Milisa Armstrong says

    December 2, 2018 at 9:39 pm

    I have been on the hunt for a good series to buy my 14 year old for Christmas and he loved Percy Jackson. Perfect timing! I will be checking out a few of the others for myself, I so enjoy your recommendations. I have been reading a few books that I read back in high school Currently reading The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher, one of my all time favorites.

    • Kristen says

      December 3, 2018 at 8:55 am

      14 years old is the perfect age for that series. I really think from late grade school through middle school will love it. And heck – I’m 45 and loved it 🙂

      I’ve heard great things about Pilcher’s books. I’m going to add The Shell Seekers to my shelf. Thank you!

  2. JC says

    December 3, 2018 at 7:26 pm

    Enjoy the suggestions-thanks!

  3. Aggie says

    December 4, 2018 at 3:53 pm

    Sammy loves The Land of Stories! We have a few books in the collection.
    I have added all these to my goodreads, you know where I stand on reading right now lol. I want to read it all!

  4. Emily of The Three Bite Rule says

    December 6, 2018 at 10:41 am

    I was most captivated by The Last Mrs. Parrish and Educated. Happy reading!

    • Kristen says

      December 6, 2018 at 2:08 pm

      Oh yes – those were both really great books!

  5. pikbee says

    December 13, 2018 at 3:34 am

    Thank you for sharing the list. Gotta add some to my holiday reading list.

  6. Wendy says

    December 28, 2018 at 7:27 am

    Great List Kristen! Looking forward to Nov and Dec lists. Great ones I’ve read recently are Where the Crawdads Sing, The Book of Essie, The Wildlands, Lucky Boy, Only Child…and the list could go on! LOL. Happy New Year to you and your family!

  7. Fakazamusic says

    December 31, 2018 at 2:31 am

    Thank you for sharing the list

  8. Mahi Arora says

    February 15, 2019 at 3:12 am

    I like your post. thanks for sharing with us.

  9. Fakazasong says

    December 31, 2019 at 9:21 am

    Thank you for this list

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My friend @wakschmale makes the best strawberry jam...and I completely forgot about a jar she gave me last year until this morning. Which then inspired me to make my favorite buttermilk biscuits. So so good. Are you a jam, honey, just butter or plain biscuit fan? I love biscuits allll the ways, except with gravy. I have super bad memories of biscuits and gravy growing up. 🤢
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It took me 2 months to get this Crispy Chickpea Pantry Pasta recipe up on the blog. 🤦‍♀️But it’s there now! You can find the link in my Instagram profile.
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The “long haul” effects of having Covid back in December are really presenting themselves lately. The continuous persistent headaches are taking a toll and the connection between the brain fog and word retrieval function of my brain has been extra challenging. I had no idea a couple months out, the cognitive effects would still be hanging around.
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With that said, when I get a burst of inspiration I’m grabbing on for dear life. I made our favorite chocolate chip cookies recipe yesterday and felt the desire to update the blog post photos from 2007! We make these cookies all the time, so I’m not sure why it’s taken me so many years to give that poor post some new photos.
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If you’re interested in the recipe you can find the link currently in my profile. Enjoy!!
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H is for...high!
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It was so strange being on a plane again. I’m so thankful I have the antibodies because the flights were full, which seemed wrong, but everyone around me did seem to keep their masks on, so that was good.
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I can’t wait until travel becomes a regular part of life again. I’ve missed it so much!
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G is for...oh so grateful!

I flew to South Texas yesterday to visit my parents whom I haven’t seen in 2 years. They live around 17 hours away from us. We typical get to see each other a few times a year but with the pandemic and other health issues it just wasn’t able to happen and I’ve missed them soooo much.

Grateful to have had COVID last month. Although it was not at all fun, it gave me the antibodies to make this trip possible. My dad is having surgery tomorrow so I’m helping with my mom so my dad can recover without having to worry about her.

Kansas is enjoying frigid temperatures and snow. I picked a great week to head south.
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F is for...food photography.
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This time of year especially, food photography (and I guess all photography actually) is a tug of war with time and light. I had planned on making and photographing a delicious pasta recipe, but my grocery delivery ran a couple of hours late because of snowstorm. So, at the eleventh hour I decided to make a cake...that took over an hour to bake and I had about 90 minutes of natural light left...leaving me with about 30 minutes of ok light to work with.
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Anyway, this wouldn't work for a client shoot because the cake, although delicious, didn't turn out looking so great. But it will work great for today's F photo for the @kimklassen_innercircle A-Z photo project:) Lemon Citrus Yogurt Cake from this weeks @cabotcheese newsletter. So good!
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