Only five books this month, though I dabbled in many more than that. This was a huge nonfiction month, both due to the Lint Project and to the arrival of a couple of nonfiction books that were on hold. I like nonfiction, but often find that if I read too much of it, I need to retreat to fiction, if only for a book.
Finished
The Mermaid Chair
Sue Monk Kidd
The History of Love
Nicole Krauss
Ready to wear: an experts guide to choosing and using your wardrobe
Mary Lou Andre
Comeback: A Mother & Daughter's Journey Through Hell and Back
Claire & Mia Fontaine
If the Creek Don't Rise: My Life Out West With the Last Black Widow of the Civil War
Rita Williams
The Pocket Stylist: Behind-the-Scenes Expertise From a Fashion Pro on Creating Your Own Look
Kendall Farr
Started but didn't finish.
Secrets of style: the complete guide to dressing your best every day
Editors of In Style
I got started on this, but they spent too much time discussing how to disguise flaws, so my attention wandered.
The look.
Randolph Duke
I enjoyed this book. Randolph Duke had a nice section about "the line" which was good to read. He also had flattering name for body types. No "pears" were mentioned. I read through the work clothing section and wandered off when I got to casual wear.
Didn't even start.
Truth and Bright Water.
Thomas King
(The remaining books were checked out for research purposes and I finished the research portion of the Lint Project before I got to the books.)
10 Steps to Fashion Freedom: Discover Your Personal Style From The Inside Out
Malcom Levine & Kate Mayfield
Business casual made easy: the complete guide to business casual dress for men and women
Ilene Amiel & Angie Michael
The Lucky Shopping Manual: Building and Improving Your Wardrobe Piece by Piece.
Andrea Linnett
Sam Saboura's Real Style: Style Secrets For Real Women With Real Bodies
Sam Saboura
Chic Simple Dress Smart for Women: Wardrobes that Win in the Workplace.
Kim Johnson Gross
Nice! -S
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