September 2024 Book Reading List

My daughter loves to make a big pile of books and then bring them over, asking me to read each one. This means I might read ten or so books in one sitting to her.

My son reads books every night to himself. Which means I’m not reading as much to him. Compare the 31 books I read to my daughter to the two books I read to him.

Oh, and I read two books for myself.

Books I Read to My Children

Books I Read to My Son

Here are the two books I read to my son:

• How to Make a Mudpie
• Minnie and the Lost Unicorn

Books I Read to My Daughter

Here are the thirty-one books I read to my daughter:

• A is for Awesome! 23 Iconic Women Who Changed the World
• All Through the Week with Cat and Dog
• Bears, Bears Everywhere
• Families Share
• Following Papa’s Song
• How to Make a Mudpie
• I Am Invited to a Party!
• I Can Read
• I Can Write
• I See Colors
• I See Patterns
• Just Like Me
• Let’s Take Care of the Earth
• Long Ago and Today
• Merry Christmas, Amelia Bedelia
• Minnie and the Lost Unicorn
• My Global Address
• Once Upon a Cool Motorcycle Dude
• Our Pumpkin
• Penguin and Pumpkin
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• See How It Grows
• Spiders, Spiders Everywhere
• Ten Monsters in a Bed
• The Joker’s Big Break
• The Time Song
• There Is a Bird on Your Head!
• We Can Make Graphs
• What Comes in Threes?
• What Time is It?
• Who Will Help?

The Books I Read for Me

I continued with the Foundation series with Second Foundation. After that, I only have two books left in the series (and I’m currently reading the next one).

For non-fiction, I read PProofiness: How You’re Being Fooled by the Numbers by Charles Seife. An entertaining read, the book describes the bad math used by people - such as politicians - who shape our world. Sometimes intentionally, sometimes not. It’s not just theory - real-world examples are given throughout the book.