Everything I read in January

I reviewed all of the books I read in January so I've just linked to the full reviews.  This photo is a little hard to see because I can't lighten it without washing out the image of Unspeakable, but you should be able to click to enlarge it. January was a very good month with an eclectic mix of children's books (one of which was by a high school friend), a classic, a feminist work, some nonfiction including books about art, and one book from a banned list. 

January:

1. Dune - Frank Herbert
2. Fortune Favors the Duke - Kristin Vayden
3. Spy x Family #1 - Tatsuya Endo
4. Oona Out of Order - Margarita Montimore

5. Wordy Birdy - Tammi Sauer and Dave Mottram

6. Wordy Birdy Meets Mr. Cougarpants - Tammi Sauer and Dave Mottram

7. A History of Pictures for Children - Hockney, Gayford, and Blake

8. The Collage Ideas Book - Alanna Moore

9. Spy School: Secret Service - Stuart Gibbs

10. The Midnight Library - Matt Haig

11. Tom's Midnight Garden - Philippa Pearce

12. The Founding Myth - Andrew L. Seidel

13. Slightly Foxed Reader's Quarterly #71: August 2021

14. Into the Beautiful North - Luis Alberto Urrea

15. Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre - Carole Boston Weatherford and Floyd Cooper

16. The Defiant Middle - Kaya Oakes

17. A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi - James Yang

18. The Runaways - Holly Webb

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