A bit late posting this, as we have been away and have been starting the process of packing before moving next month!!!!! Anyway, this is what I did manage to read in July.

 

Books Read

Poole and Sandbanks – Leigh Hatts & Marion Marples – 3 Stars

The Meteorites: Encounters with Outer Space & Deep Time – Helen Gordon – 4 Stars

Three Rivers: The Extraordinary Waterways That Made Europe – Robert Winder – 3 Stars

The Drowned Places: Diving In Search Of Atlantis – Damian le Bas – 3.5 Stars

Nonviolent Communication: A Language Of Life – Marshall B. Rosenberg – 2 Stars

Meditations For Mortals: Four Weeks To Embrace Your Limitations And Make Time For What Counts – Oliver Burkeman – 4 Stars

The Cuckoo in June: Tales of a Sussex Orchard – David Atkins – 3 Stars

Nature’s Ghosts: The World We Lost And How To Bring It Back – Sophie Yeo – 3.5 Stars

RSPB Handbook of Garden Wildlife: 3rd edition – Peter Holden & Geoffrey Abbott – 4 Stars

Wilderlands: The Human History Of Wild Britain – Eloise Kane – 4 Stars

Terry Street – Douglas Dunn – 3 Stars

You Took the Last Bus Home – Brian Bilston – 4 Stars

Volkswagen Camper: Six Decades of Success – Richard Copping & Ken Cservenka – 4 Stars

 

Book(s) Of The Month

The Path More Travelled: The Secret History Of Britain’s Footpaths – Nicholas Crane – 4.5 Stars

 

Top Genres

Travel – 19

Natural History – 12

Miscellaneous – 9

Fiction – 9

Poetry – 8

 

Top Publishers

Longbarrow Press – 4

British Library Publishing – 4

Faber & Faber – 4

Icon Books – 3

Profile Books – 3

 

 

Review Copies Received

What Have You Done for Victory? A Cultural History Of The Spanish Civil War – Jo Labanyi

UnWilded – Alastair Humphreys

 

Library Books Checked Out

None!

 

Books Bought (Or Sent by Friends)

As I have said elsewhere, I am trying to buy fewer books. So I will give totals of l the number of books that enter my house and those that leave permanently. These are the figures for this month:

Books in: 17 I kept these below:

Bangladeshi Restaurant Curries – Pat Chapman

Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts – Margaret Atwood (Signed)

The Edge of Silence: In Search of the Disappearing Sounds of Nature – Neil Ansell (Signed)

My Body is a Meadow: Finding Freedom in the Outdoors – Bethany Handley

Hookland: Fragments Volume One: Remembering Differently – David Southwell

Africa Dances – Geoffrey Gorer

Memory Maps – Lis St Aubin De Teran (Signed)

Books out: 74 (The books leaving the house were sold, returned to the library or passed on to friends or charity. I am aiming for this number to be higher than the one above!!!).

So, are there any from that list that you have read, or now seeing them, now want to read? Let me know in the comments below.

 

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