Books from Santa?

Book Blogger Hop* asks a question each week.  Here's the one for Dec. 23-29, 2022:

Did Santa bring you any books?

Bah, humbug!  No, Santa went right over my house without leaving me a single book.  Well, okay, I live on the sixth floor of a tall building, and Santa managed to avoid running into it.  Do you suppose Santa failed to leave a book because I have no chimney for him to come down?  I did, however, give myself books from the library, from the bookstore, and for my Kindle.  Does that count?  If so, then I did get books.

Oh, wait!  I just remembered that I used to BE Santa when my children were little, so all those books DO count after all!  Here are some 10/10 books that I recommend you give yourself (in no particular order):

• A Pain in the Tuchis: A Mrs. Kaplan Mystery ~ by Mark Reutlinger, 2015, cozy mystery, 217 pages, 10/10
• The Indigo Girl ~ by Natasha Boyd, 2017, historical fiction (South Carolina), 329 pages, 10/10
• Regarding Anna ~ by Florence Osmund, 2015, fiction, 272 pages, 10/10
• Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah ~ by Richard Bach, 2001, philosophy, 144 pages, 10/10
• Messiah's Handbook: Reminders for the Advanced Soul ~ by Richard Bach, 2004, philosophy, 216 pages, 10/10
• The Virtues of Aging ~ by Jimmy Carter, 1998, memoir, 160 pages, 10/10
• A Charlie Brown Christmas ~ by Charles M. Schulz, 2007, children's book, 128 pages, 10/10
• Educated ~ by Tara Westover, 2018, memoir (Idaho, Utah, England), 336 pages, 10/10
• Rick the Rock of Room 214 ~ by Julie Falatko and illustrated by Ruth Chan, 2022, children's picture book, 40 pages, 10/10

(*Note:  I like that we can plan ahead by reading the upcoming questions HERE.)