February Reading Wrap-Up

2009 at 12pm     Posted by Rebecca Joines Schinsky

Whew! February was a short month, and it definitely felt that way to me. Every Friday, I couldn’t believe that another week had flown by, and now here I am again with another month-in-reading post. With almost 7 inches of snow on the ground today, I’m quite happy to be enjoying a snow day (couldn’t get out of the driveway this morning, so I didn’t have much choice) and some extra reading time.

I didn’t get quite as much reading done as I’d hoped to in February, but I did make some good progress toward my goal for the Chunkster Challenge with three long reads (Cutting for Stone, The Help, and Callisto), and after last month’s generally “meh” selections, most of my seven February reads were pretty great.

Here’s what I read in February:

queensoffreeville cuttingforstone thehelp

voluntarymadnesscallistooscarwaoimsorryyoufeel

Since most of these were really quite enjoyable, rather than picking favorites, I’ll do the anti-recommendation and say that if you were going to skip one of these, I’d suggest Voluntary Madness. Great concept, but it didn’t quite deliver. Then again, it’s pretty tough to compete with Cutting for Stone, The Help, and Oscar Wao.

Now that some of the chunksters are out of the way, and since I have a long-weekend trip out of town later this month, I’m hoping to get back to my usual rate of 8-10 books per month.

All in all, February was pretty good for reading. What was the best book you read?

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