Reading List 2015: February

... And I thought January would never end! Is it just me, or January really does feel like the longest month of the year? It's the month that stretches out to forever, and now that it's finally February, I can heave that little sigh of relief.

Yes, February! A brand-new reading list for this month!

A recap of January's reading list is in order, however, so here we go:

• The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan - Historical fiction at its best, tackling the Burma Railway. 5/5

• Suspended Sentences by Patrick Modiano - Three novellas from the 2014 Nobel laureate for literature. 4/5

• Navigating Early by Clare Vanderpool - The book club's book of the month. Very heartwarming story, indeed. 5/5

And now, for my February books:

• Perdido Street Station by China Mieville - My second Mieville book after last year's The City & The City, which I totally loved. Buddy read with book club friends!

• The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy - A reread. In preparation for my 3rd discussion with the book club next month.

• Love Walked In by Marisa De Los Santos - Also a reread. The book club's book for the love month that is February.

I was supposed to also include The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie this month but thought that my plate is already full with just the three books. Perdido Street Station is a hefty one, and I need to focus on The God of Small Things for the discussion. So Rushdie will have to wait next month again.

How about you, what are you reading this month? :)