| June | 42 | Olive The Lionhearted | Brad Ricca |
| 43 | Frozen Tracks | Ake Edwardson | |
| 44 | Bear Necessity | James Gould-Bourn | |
| 45 | Wanderers | Chuck Wendig | |
| 46 | Death Angels | Ake Edwardson | |
| 47 | Pretty Things | Janell Brown | |
| 48 | Even the Dogs | Jon McGregor | |
| 49 | Bikeman | Thomas F. Flynn |
There are two books on this list that I don't recommend, Pretty Things and Even the Dogs. The rest were great.
Olive the Lionhearted is a great biography. It reads like a novel, which makes it an easy read.
Two more Inspector Winter novels by Edwardson. I've been sparsing them out because I don't want the series to end. I think there's two or three more.
Bear Necessity is a delightful debut will be published in August, keep your eyes open for it. It's filled with delightful characters and it's heartwarming and uplifting - what we all need.
Wanderers is a humdinger of a book! Not my usual read, it's sci-fi, and at almost 800 pages, it was very long, plus there was a pandemic! The writing was sharp and the storytelling was tight. It was hard to put down
Bikeman ~ I read this epic poem in 2008, when it was first published. Then, I thought it was the best thing written about 9/11, and I still agree. I intend to re-read it more often, even if my heart breaks every time.
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