Monthly Summary; October 2018

As it's the end of the month, it's time for a monthly summary of the books I've read and my book haul. Here's the lists.

Books Read
The Shining by Stephen King
Christmas at the Comfort Food Cafe by Debbie Johnson
Strikk votter, sokker og luer by Jenny Alderbrant
The Charm of Lost Chances by Lucia N. Davis
Okkupert - de fem lengste årene i Norges historie av Bjørn Are Godøy
Farmor si oppskrift - julemat og tradisjoner by Ingrid Sandvik
Christmas at the Cupcake Café by Jenny Colgan
Thread the Hall by Lea Wait
Adventstid - med aktiviteter i kalenderen by Sonia Anita Jensen
Alligatorvannet av Lynne Bryant

Bookhaul
En dag i desember by Josie Silver (press copy from the publisher)
Strikk votter, sokker og luer by Jenny Alderbrant (press copy from the publisher)
Okkupert - de fem lengste årene i Norges historie by Bjørn Are Godøy (press copy from the publisher)
Adventstid - med aktiviteter i kalenderen by Sonia Anita Jensen (press copy from the publisher)
Kompani Orheim by Tore Renberg (at the local library, through Hele Rogaland Leser)
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black (purchased)
Pulp by Charles Bukowski (purchased)
Cinder by Marissa Meyer (purchased)
Scarlet by Marissa Meyer (purchased)
Farmor si oppskrift by Ingrid Sandvik (purchased)
Farmor si oppskrift - julemat og tradisjoner by Ingrid Sandvik (purchased)
Christmas Jars by Jason Wright (purchased)
Snowflakes on Christmas Street by Ivy Pembroke (purchased)


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