What did you read this year?
Shortest Book
229
pages
Longest Book
357
pages
Average book length in
2024
304
pages
Most Shelved
2,509
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Least Shelved
49
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also shelved
Elizabeth’s
average rating for
2024
5.0
it was amazing
5.0
Highest Rated on Goodreads
4.70
average
Elizabeth’s first review of the year
it was amazing
Meticulous Research and Colorful Storytelling Make This Medieval Saga Truly Memorable
The Rest of His Days, by Pamela Taylor, is an engrossing historical adventure of the late Medieval period. Set against the mystery of the death of Edward II of England, the novel is a rollercoaster of a tale that will ensnare readers in its complex and constantly shifting plot. Taylor is impressive in her knowledge of the era, painting each setting with striking ...more
The Rest of His Days, by Pamela Taylor, is an engrossing historical adventure of the late Medieval period. Set against the mystery of the death of Edward II of England, the novel is a rollercoaster of a tale that will ensnare readers in its complex and constantly shifting plot. Taylor is impressive in her knowledge of the era, painting each setting with striking ...more
ELIZABETH’S
2024
BOOKS
it was amazing
Elizabeth’s last review of the year
it was amazing
A Very Special Journey
Katharine’s Remarkable Road Trip by Gail Ward Olmsted is one of the most charming books I have read in a long time. To start with, it is refreshing to find a novel in which the primary female character is 77 years old. A bit of biographical background on the real Katharine Prescott Wormeley, a highly accomplished woman of the Victorian era, is provided in an author's foreword, after which Olmsted beautifully captures her lea ...more
Katharine’s Remarkable Road Trip by Gail Ward Olmsted is one of the most charming books I have read in a long time. To start with, it is refreshing to find a novel in which the primary female character is 77 years old. A bit of biographical background on the real Katharine Prescott Wormeley, a highly accomplished woman of the Victorian era, is provided in an author's foreword, after which Olmsted beautifully captures her lea ...more
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