Sentence examples for month I read from inspiring English sources

LAST month, I read five self-help books.

LAST MONTH I read Leon Wieseltier's excellent review of Philip Roth's much-criticised recent novel "The Humbling".

In that month I read Mike Davis's City of Quartz, and when I finished it I could only think: "This town is gonna blow any minute".

Last month, I read an extract from William Finnegan's forthcoming surfing memoir, Barbarian Days (Penguin), in the New Yorker, and ever since I've been longing to get my hands on the book.

Earlier this month I read a post by Sharon Greenthal, and something she wrote made me feel vindicated.

Earlier this month, I read an article in Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia, in which a Russian journalist had taken selfies in chain clothing stores and concluded that many shops use mirrors that have been manipulated in order to make shoppers look thinner.

In October, I read "The Answers," a novel by Catherine Lacey.

In March I read Gary Taubes's book, and it really affected the way I eat.

On 12 June I read in the Guardian about Rachel Dolezal, the Washington State civil rights activist who had faked being black.

Should it be Antonia White, whose fictionalised account of her convent-school years, Frost in May, I read at a particularly formative age?

That March, I read "The Trial," which I vaguely recall being recommended to me by some other young man of high seriousness and literary inclination — but precisely which such young man now escapes me.