Conversations on Books
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What I Read in February
February was a good month. Sorry if I spoiled anything. I really tried not to.
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A Dark Matter by Peter Straub, Anchor Books, 2010, 428...
What I Read in January (2026)
As I look back on the books I read this month I am surprised at their diversity. This is quite an eclectic group. I hope you will explore some of these. While I have tried to be discreet there are spoilers here. I have tried to keep them to...
What I Read in December (2025)
No particular order. Just enough plot to get you interested. I hope there are no spoilers. Here we go:
Remain by Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan (Random House, 2025, 352 Pages)
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What I Read in November (2025)
What follows is a rundown of the books I read during November. They are in no particular order although some are leftovers from “Spooky Month.” However, what is new this month is that I will start rating them on a 1 to 5 scale (with 5 bei...
What I Read in October (2025)
What follows is a brief rundown of the books I read during October. Since October is dubbed “Spooky” month, all the books, except one, come from the horror, suspense, thriller genres.
- Circle of Days by Ken Follett (Grand Central Publi...
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I am a retired educator, accountant, and lawyer currently residing in Northern New Jersey.
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