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November Monthly News

Welcome to the November edition of monthly news!
Joined some reading challenges for 2014. Have you joined any yet?
We also hit over 1100 followers!! Thank you everyone!!
We also started a second round of Alphabe posts. It's fun to show you my life, other than blogging.
Lastly, I hit 100 books read this year. That's an accomplishment, but also still low for my norm. I should really read more. Although I have read more than I have posted. I have a book of reviews waiting to be written.






MOVIES:
1. Turbo
2. Wolverine (recommend)


Yearly Total: 101 Books, 27 Products, 24 Movies, 5 CD's


Book of the Month:


Book of the Year:


GENRE COUNT:
Non-Fiction 20         Fiction 78              Novella 6              Young Adult 34      Fantasy 12
Children 6                Short-Stories 5     Inspirational 2     Romance 18          Erotica 1
Picture Book 6         Paranormal 16     Mystery 9              Dystopian 7            Devotional 3
Religious 3              Historical 2            Sci-Fi 3                 Humor 2                 Cozy 2
Educational 2          Art 3                        Self-Help 2           Contemporary 1    Cookbook 4
Parenting 1              Middle Grade 4    Suspense 2         Thriller 1                  Christian Fiction 2
Audiobook 1            Memoir 1               Amish 2                 Language 1            Christmas 3
Mythology 1









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