Number 43
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett
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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
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. 📚☕
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
22- Follows the lives of (some of!) those early modern proto-scientists who stood on the boundary between the old ways of thinking and the new. Made me want to go back to Prague and see it all through a new lens! #BookSky💙📚 #BooksOf2026
22nd Deighton’s ’Mexico Set’, the second book of the first of his trilogy of trilogies featuring cynical MI6 field agent Bernard Samson, is a satisfying mix of plot, place and betrayals large and small. #BooksOf2026
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Book 22.
Some books are five stars.
Some books become the books you keep talking about months later.
These are some of those books for me in 2026. 📚
What’s the one book you’ve loved most this year?
📚 Sept reading challenge: 19 nonfiction (goal 12), 30 fiction (goal 24). Both goals crushed! Currently reading Acts of Violet. Best discovery: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes - creepy doesn't cover it.
How's your challenge going?
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Number 37
Imogen, Obviously - Becky Albertalli
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#Booksof2026 64 - Grasshopper Jungle by @marburyjack.bsky.social
Austin is in love with his best friend, and his girlfriend. This is a big problem, but smaller than the swarm of six ft praying mantis taking over the world.
Fun, but I would have liked more of the girlfriend's point of view
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#BooksOf2026 Book number 85
Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams
If you want to raise your blood pressure, give it a read.
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Number 36
Big Little Truths - Liane Moriarty
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