What’s More Scary?

I have been in physical therapy for my hip for more than a month now and here’s the sad, sad thing. I don’t feel much different. I still have trouble sleeping a night (last night I woke up every two hours) and runs haven’t been that much easier. I managed over sixty miles for the month and finally finished the dreaded half (the one I have been babbling about for months now. Yeah, that one). I definitely made more time for the books. Here is the ginormous list:

Fiction:

• Aristotle Detective by Margaret Anne Doody (finished in a week).
• All Hallows’ Eve by Charles Williams.
• Discarded Duke by Nancy Butler (finished in a week).
• Beautiful Children by Charles Bock (AB / print). Word to the wise, don’t do it!
• Breakfast on Pluto by Patrick McCabe

Nonfiction:

• Whatever You Do, Don’t Run by Peter Allison (AB / print; finished in less than a week).
• Sense of the World by Jason Roberts (AB / print).
• I Will Bear Witness: a Diary of the Nazi Years (1933-1941) by Victor Klemperer ~ in honor of Mr. Klemperer’s birth month.
• In the Valley of Mist by Justine Hardy

Series Continuations:

• We are Betrayed by Vardis Fisher.
• Amazing Mrs. Pollifax by Dorothy Gilman ( finished in four days).
• Henry James: the Treacherous Years by Leon Edel (Can you believe I actually finished this within the same month?).

Early Review for LibraryThing:

• Riot Days by Maria Alyokhina (read in four days).