May was my biggest month of reading yet! I read eight total:

• Still Alice … Lisa Genova
• The Farm (audio) … Tom Rob Smith, read by J. Langton and S. Toren
• The Girl on the Train … Paula Hawkins
• The Tusk That Did the Damage … Tania James
• Attempting Normal (audio) … Marc Maron
• Find Me … Laura van den Berg
• I Never Had It Made (ebook) … Jackie Robinson, as told to Alfred Duckett
• Delicious Foods … James Hannaham

Attempting Normal by Marc Maron was my favorite non-fiction read this month, and Delicious Foods by James Hannaham was my favorite fiction (review coming). I’m pleased I was able to stay on top of my book review posts in May! I love summer.

• Half from the library (Still Alice, The Farm, Attempting Normal, Delicious Foods)
• Two audiobooks (The Farm, Attempting Normal) and one ebook (I Never Had It Made), which brings my ebook challenge up to 3 of 12 (not great, I’ll get there)
• Half women / half men authors, three authors of color, two non-US authors

Other bookish items this month:

I stopped by my local Half-Price Books and picked up this little gem. Ready for the Misery Read-along! (On Twitter: #MiseryRAL)

I didn’t attend BEA 2015, but one of the coolest librarians at the KC Public Library was there and picked up a book for me! (Did I mention she’s the coolest?)

I can’t wait to dig into that one! And I really enjoyed following everyone’s tweets and posts about BEA, even if I was hanging back and not commenting much.

Also, my husband went to see Chuck Palahniuk at the Uptown Theater a few nights ago, hosted by Rainy Day Books, on tour promoting his latest Fight Club 2 graphic novel and Make Something Up short story collection. Apparently it was an EPIC time—hoping to wrangle him into a guest blog post about it here.

How did May go for you? What are you looking forward to reading in June?