What I'm Reading: Second Goodreads Review Update 2020 [Audio Edition]

Today I have the second installment of my catch up reviews. This post should serves as a reminder that I do periodic updates of all of the books I read for "fun" on Goodreads and then compile them here so that the titles are searchable on the blog too. 

See below for the authors and titles as well as my three words. Use the links [click on titles] to read the full review on Goodreads.

As I mentioned here, I split up the print and audio simply because I had the print ones ready and didn't think the post needed to wait for me to finish it.

The only reason I separate my reviews by format here on the blog is because some people want to know which format I read. In my audio reviews I do comment on the narration, but sometimes I also write about why I chose the book in that format. The format is easier to see on Goodreads since I make sure to choose the appropriate "edition."


Audio

• Washington Black by Esi Edugyan (fictional biography, richly detailed, compelling)
• The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton (genre blend, stylistically complex, intricately plotted)
• The Seep by Chana Porter (utopian, thought provoking, haunting)
• An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green (thought provoking, humorous, engaging narration)
• The Witch Elm by Tana French (dark, character driven, family secrets)
• Recursion by Blake Crouch (fixing history, intricately plotted, compelling) 
• The Strange Bird by Jeff VanderMeer (surprisingly uplifting, thought provoking, weird fiction)