23- Just an incredible journey. Especially poignant reminder of his epic achievement at a time of concern over what has happened to Fiennes. #BookSky💙📚 #BooksOf2026

#BooksOf2026 Book number 91

The Psychology Of Money by Morgan Housel

Another day, another D̶o̶l̶l̶a̶r̶ factual book.

A book about my favourite thing, P̶s̶y̶c̶h̶o̶l̶o̶g̶y̶ Money.

Very insightful, helps you get a better understanding of the world of finance.

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#Booksof2026 69 - The Collapsing Empire by @scalzi.com
Fun science fiction romp where the ability of humans to travel between star systems is about to collapse.
A little bit too "1st book in a trilogy" for me.
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#Booksof2026 68 - China Dreams by Sid Smith
Tom is a takeaway delivery driver and dreams constantly of China and his ex May.

The dream sections were mostly successful at portraying how they started to takeover his life; but the ending felt rushed and too neat.

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#BooksOf2026 Book number 90

We Chase Shadows by Richard Osman

The very definition of a page turner! Absolutely blitzed through this, chuckling throughout.

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Number 44
Childish - Morris Gleitzman
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#Booksof2026 67 - Agent Sonya by Ben Macintyre
The fascinating story of Ursula Kuczynski, one of the Soviet Union's most successful spies.
Macintyre knows how to put a story together and his criticisms of MI5 in the 1940s/50s are quite amusing.
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#BooksOf2026 Book number 89

Tin Man by Sarah Winman

A small but perfectly formed novel, from the brilliant Sarah Winman

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#Booksof2026 66 - Ayoade on Ayoade by Richard Ayoade

Sometimes you have low expectations about a book and are pleasantly surprised; and sometimes you are not.

A joke that might have made an amusing magazine article wears thin over 200+ pages.

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Number 43
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett
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#Booksof2026 65 - Dragons' Wrath by Justin Richards.
Another Bernice Summerfield novel that I haven't reread since the 90s. It mostly hangs together though the ending is hectic.
Irving Braxiatel is a rather obvious stand in for The Doctor.
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Number 42
The Blood-and-Thunder Adventure on Hurricane Peak - Margaret Mahy
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#BooksOf2026 Book number 88

The Overnight Kidnapper by Andrea Camilleri

On holiday (in beautiful Wales) , so another Montalbano to whisk me away to sunny Sicily

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Number 41
Poster Boys - Scott Woodard
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#booksof2026 #40 well this was GREAT fun. Proper page turner. Set in an Ireland I almost knew.

Number 39 & 40
Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left & Turn Right for Zyrgon - Robin Klein
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#booksof2026 #39 one of these complicated plots that keep you completely engaged, but immediately forgotten afterwards

Number 38
Flour Babies - Anne Fine
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#BooksOf2026 Book number 87

Four Terrible Parents by Calla Henkel, coffee in hand and a view to match. 📚☕

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23rd A re-read of Roddy Doyle’s Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha. A novel told from the perspective of a 10 year old boy grappling with the delights and horrors of school, friendship and the collapse of his parents’ marriage. Miraculously convincing. #BooksOf2026