Six in Six: The 2023 Edition

I’m pleased to see that Jo at The Book Jotter  is running this meme again this year to summarise six months of reading, sorting the books into six categories – you can choose from the ones Jo suggests or come up with your own. I think it’s a good way at looking back over the last six months’ reading.

Six Crime Fiction

  1. Underworld by Reginald Hill
  2. The Shadows of London by Andrew Taylor
  3. The Rising Tide by Ann Cleeves
  4. Aftermath by Peter Robinson
  5. Shroud of Darkness by E C F Lorac
  6. A Death in Tuscany by Michele Giuttari

Six Authors New to me

  1. The Last Rose of Shanghai by Weina Dai Randel
  2. The Dancing Bear by Francis Faviell
  3. Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
  4. How to Save a Life by S D Robertson
  5. Excellent Women by Barbara Pym
  6. The Road Towards Home by Corinne Demas

Six books from the past that drew me back there

  1. Lion by Conn Iggulden
  2. The City of Tears by Kate Mosse
  3. Snow Country by Sebastian Faulks
  4. The Light Between the Oceans by M L Stedman
  5. Elizabeth Macarthur: A life at the edge of the world by Michelle Scott Tucker
  6. Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones

Six Books I Read from My To Be Read List

  1. The Girl Who Died by Ragnar Jonasson
  2. Ghost Walk by Alanna Knight
  3. This Nowhere Place by Natasha Bell
  4. On the Beach by Nevil Shute
  5. The Summer That Never Was by Peter Robinson
  6. Not Dead Yet by Peter James

Six authors I have read before

  1. Old God’s Time by Sebastian Barry
  2. Asking for the Moon by Reginald Hill
  3. Tortilla Flat by John Steinbeck
  4. The Road to Little Dribbling by Bill Bryson
  5. The Driftwood Girls by Mark Douglas-Home
  6. The Man With No Face by Peter May

Six books recently added to my wish list

  1. The Birthday Girl: (A Mallory Dawson Crime Thriller Book 1) by Sarah Ward
  2. As the Crow Flies (DI Nick Dixon Crime Book 1) by Damien Boyd
  3. The Last Remains: The 15th in the Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries by Elly Griffiths
  4. The Missing Sister by Lucinda Riley
  5. Weyward by Emilia Hart
  6. Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney

How is your reading going this year? Do let me know if you take part in Six in Six too

5 thoughts on “Six in Six: The 2023 Edition

  1. What an interesting meme, Margaret! And it certainly does give one the chance to really reflect on one’s reading. You’ve got several here I’d like read, too. You’ve really had a good six months of reading!

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  2. I always enjoy taking part in this meme and seeing which categories other people choose. I’ve read The Missing Sister and Weyward and am pleased they’re on your wish list!

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  3. I love this meme and looking back at my reading so far. We share some titles in the Crime Fiction category. I really enjoyed Daisy Darker, Weyward and The Last Remains and hope that you get to read them soon.

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