It's time for my monthly summary of what I've been reading and writing about over at Marie's Book Garden. I spent much of November savoring my second read of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in preparation for the movie coming out. I think it's my favorite of all seven books. I'm excited that my nephews are starting to read them now!
Another four-star book was Babyface: A Story of Heart and Bones, by Jeanne McDermott, a beautiful memoir of a mother's love for her disabled son.
Early in November I read Back Roads by Tawni O'Dell (two stars--dark and depressing). Next was 8-1/2 Steps to Writing Faster, Better by Daphne Gray-Grant (four stars; a great cache of writing tips!).
Another four-star book was Babyface: A Story of Heart and Bones, by Jeanne McDermott, a beautiful memoir of a mother's love for her disabled son.
A few days ago I finished the disappointing Serious Men by Manu Joseph. I give it one star primarily for its sexism but also for its meandering text and lack of fulfilling its potential.
I also mused about upcoming movies based on books and most subversive children's books. I wrote again about our family's love for all things Potter and 15 writers who have influenced me.
It's time soon to compile the best books of 2010--so stay tuned! What good books have you read this year?
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