July 2020 Book Reading List
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July was a pretty good month reading-wise. It helps that my son likes to bring me books to read. However, he often usurps reading time with my daughter.
If I read something to my daughter, my son just has to come by and be read to, too.
Books I Read to My Children
Books I Read to My Son
I read twenty-seven - that 27 or two-seven - books to my son in July:
- Baby Einstein: First Words
- Baby Einstein Playful Discoveries Who Lives Here?
- Dear Zoo
- Dinosaur Roar!
- Elmo’s ABC Book
- Elmo’s Learning Adventure: Animal Alphabet
- Elmo’s Mother Goose Rhymes
- Goodnight Moon
- Grumpy Monkey
- How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Room?
- How Do You Feel? by Lizzy Rockwell
- I Love You As Much…
- I Love You More
- I’ll Never Let You Go
- Little Blue Truck
- M is for Mickey
- Mine! A Sesame Street Book About Sharing
- Miss Mary Mack
- Monkey Learns to Potty
- Puddles!!! by Kevan Atteberry
- Sesame Street B is for Bedtime!
- Sesame Street Big Book of ABCs and 123s
- Sesame Street: Night, Night, Elmo!
- Super Heroes Colors, Shapes and More!
- The Bug Book
- Where’s Spot?
- You Are My I Love You
Books I Read to My Daughter
However, I only read seven books to my daughter:
- Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See?
- Baby Einstein Playful Discoveries Who Lives Here?
- Good Night Summer
- Happy Baby Friends
- How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Room?
- Monkey Learns to Potty
- Sesame Street First Look and Find I Can Do It!
The Book I Read for Me
I read The Phoenix Project: A Novel about IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win.
It’s a novel about a fictional company that moves its operations from a waterfall-type environment to an agile, DevOps type environment, and becomes wildly successful in the process.
I felt things were a bit dramatized to increase the effect applying DevOps would have on a company. That, and to make a better story. Just check out the reviews.
I will say I enjoyed it.
I almost finished a second book last month, but I didn’t finish it until a few days into August. You’ll just have to wait for the next book reading list to find out what book it was.
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