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Battle Ground
Jim Butcher
Black Ops
Chris Ryan
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Neal Stephenson, Nicole Galland
A Study in Emerald
Neil Gaiman, Jouni Koponen
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Blood Work
Michael Connelly
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Ola Rosling, Anna Rosling Rönnlund, Hans Rosling
How to Stop Time
Matt Haig
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Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress
Steven Pinker
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Neil Gaiman
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Science in the Soul: Selected Writings of a Passionate Rationalist
Richard Dawkins
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Halloween Bingo update 21 Sept

Squares called: 

Date  called  Square 
01-Sep-18 Classic Horror"
03-Sep-18 Cryptozoologist 
05-Sep-18 Cozy Mystery
07-Sep-18 New Release 
09-Sep-18 Southern Gothic 
11-Sep-18 Terrifying Women 
13-Sep-18 A Grimm Tale
15-Sep-18 Modern Masters of Horror 
17-Sep-18 Creepy Carnivals
19-Sep-18 Relics and Curiosities 

 

Claws = Read and called   Bloody hand print = Called but not read Blood drips = read but not called 

 

 

So far, not finish reading all the called squares books yet. Trying to form lines with read books. 

 

Reading for the free square and then back to the called squares 

 

  read Zero Day - David Baldacci  

 

 read Thirteen Days to Midnight - Patrick Carman  

 

 

    read  South By Southeast - Anthony Horowitz  

 

 read Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Harry Potter) - J.K. Rowling,Newt Scamander  

 

 

 read The Woods - Harlan Coben  

 

 

 read Magpie Murders - Anthony Horowitz  

 

  read Day of Doom - David Baldacci  

 

 

  read MaddAddam (MaddAddam Trilogy #3) - Margaret Atwood  

 

 read Meg - Steve Alten  

 

Mostly good read with some unexpected not so good one. Reading out of my usual genre and going into science fiction. Nothing against science fiction but it is hard to write a good Science fiction with good logical flow and rational plot devices. 

 

Good writers are able to tell a good story without telling the readers too much about his or her own philosophy or beliefs. Bad writers are usually too preachy, and only suitable for readers who already agreed with them.