4 books that I have read now

In early summer, I was a little superior to my reading destination for this year (the first time this happened in the years literally), but now I slip again. I have spent too much time playing pickleball and not enough time to read!

However, I have enjoyed some good books this summer! These are the four that I read now:

Dark beach wild by Charlotte McConaghy
My friend Jessica, who was a large bookworker, sent me a message a few weeks ago and said, “You have to listen immediately.” I did quite a lot of whatever Jessica said to me to do it, so I used listening monthly from Amazon Music Unlimited to achieve it and I really like it so far!

Hold me tight -erat by Dr. Sue Johnson
I have mentioned before that we did a little therapy last year and it really changed life (after one session, Bart said to me, “I think almost everyone can benefit a lot from therapy”). This book reminds me of the many things we learned there and has helped me personally overcome some of my own problems. I usually read 20 or more pages at once and that is not a type of book that is really plowed for me.

Poppy field By Nikki Erlick
I asked on Instagram if I should read this one or Good dirt And extraordinary sound is for Good dirt (I just finished and enjoyed), but this one also got a lot of positive reviews so I only jumped to this one too.

Teenagers who are released: Helping children -children learn better, feel better, and live better by Jenny Anderson and Rebecca Winthrop
I have seen this book emerged in all places and of course I have to take a copy of the library (the review is crazy!). This is another book that I did not pass but worked slowly and steadily.

Analese

Best Bookworms Forever by James Patterson
At the beginning of the summer, Janssen posted this scroll about two modes of reading summer. One place you read far more than usual and the other where you almost don’t read at all. I must be in the last camp. However, my children and I am still reading and listening together and this is what we are currently listening to. Children are addicted when the main character dies in the first few chapters because like they say, “This has never happened in the book of children!”

Kelsey