I feel like I didn't read much too much this month, although maybe it was more that I wasn't that invested in any of the books and was preoccupied with preparations to move. I thoroughly enjoyed the Adam Gopnik book though, I will definitely have to read more from him (or listen rather, I've found I really love listening to food related writing on audio)
•The Scarlet Letter and Other Tales of the Puritans By Nathaniel Hawthorne
•All the Light We Cannot See By Anthony Doerr
•The Beauty Myth By Naomi Wolf
Audio Books
•Stumbling on Happiness By Daniel Gilbert
•The Table Comes First: Family, France and the Meaning of Food by Adam Gopnik
Movies & TV Watched in October
• Friends Season1
• Doctor Who Season 8
• Morse Series 5
• The Berbs
• Tales From The Royal Bed Chamber
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