I’m finishing The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness. Haven’t chosen my next book although The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society keeps calling me!
Stacey Joldersma Gonzales Totally! I’ve been known to read a large portion of a Jane novel, then watch the video on Amazon Prime up to the point I just read. You see the pattern don’t you? ??
@Kim OMG! I do the same thing. Well only with P&P as I have yet to read the others. I am determined this year to read them all. I have Sense and Sensibility next on my list, then Northanger Abbey. I am nervous of Emma because I didn’t really enjoy like the movie and so I will leave it for later.
I have to say, it is kind of neat having so many people reading the same book at roughly the same time for this big library thing. Not sure how I never heard about it before … I love the idea of this so that does add some incentive to the reading the book… it’s kind of exciting in a geeky kind of way? lol
Alysia Brown Greene it’s very good so far. Have read a few others of Genova’s and liked them but am particularly enticed by a concert pianist as a main character. What did you think of it?
I enjoyed Still Alice and Inside the O’Briens. I had to pause and reflect on this one to really enjoy it because it’s a much different type of story arc than what I’ve been reading. No real climax, plot twists or turns, but just a beautifully told unfolding of a traumatic disease and it’s impact and progression. I gave it 5 stars.
I had some trouble with the first one too. By the end of it I felt it was “okay”…. but so many people I know loved the series so I decided to try and keep going. I’m half way through book 3 and LOVE it 🙂
If you don’t like romance the series may not grow on you. There is a lot more to it going forward (book 2 is very political – in a good way) but the romance is always there
Ken Follett’s World Without End. I read Pillars a few years ago but it didn’t matter that it had been so long, Follett sucks me right back in and I am immediately involved- love his writing!
@Alysia I only started reading them 5 years ago (I’m 43) and can’t believe I waited that long. Her writing is smart and witty. Murder on the Orient Express and And Then There Were None are two of my favorites so far.
Just finished You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day. I’m not a gamer nor even a big internet type person, but I really liked this book! The audio version is read by the author which, in this case, makes it engaging and lol funny in places. I recommend it!
I’ve just started reading “Those Other Women”, by Nicola Moriarty. Yesterday I finished reading “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, by Heather Morris. Such a wonderful book.
Reading The Hate U Give…. except my book accidentally got separated from me. Trying to track it down at the library to finish. Less than 100 pages left.
Do tons of essays and papers to mark count as something I intend to read this weekend? ? otherwise I really really want to finish The Girl on the Train…
Almost finished with The Immortal Nicholas by Glenn Beck. This is not a book I would have chosen but my sister gave it to me with a great recommendation. I will admit it is pretty good.
One Goal, by Amy Bass It is a wonderful book about a community, soccer team, racism, immigrants, and how a small Maine city (close to where I live) came together. ❤️
Just started “When Red is Black” by Qiu Xialong, the third of the Inspector Chen mysteries, set in 1990s Shanghai. Love these books. Though China has changed much since the ’90s, they provide a fascinating look into a transitional period, as well as terrific mysteries populated by really well-drawn characters!
@Patricia actually for the first time I have only ever read Queen of the Damned and Blood and Gold so I have decided to start them all in proper order ?
So, you have read Interview with the Vampire? It preceded The Vampire Lestat in publication by 10,or 11 years, and if memory serves, Lestat himself makes reference to it in the introductory section of The Vampire Lestat. But, you can read it second if you like. I was given Realms of Atlantis to read and then went back and read the rest, in chronological order based on publication. It took me about 9 months to get through all of them, but it was well worth the time spent. Anne Rice is a fabulous author.
Almost done with On Second Thought by Kristan Higgins. Then must peruse giant stack of library books to choose next novel. Still have 2 non fiction books to finish too: Prairie Fires (about Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane), and 12 Rules for Life.
Monica Owens I am a huge fan of the Little House books, have read almost everything else by or about Laura, and visited most of the sites where she lived. Prairie Fires has been a tough read, partly because it disturbs some of my illusions about who Laura and Rose were. It’s as much a biography of Rose Wilder Lane as it is of Laura Ingalls Wilder. It’s not sentimental or particularly flattering about Laura or her family. But it has been fascinating. There is a lot of American history (also disturbing) in it: the westward expansion, removal of Native Americans, massacres, destruction of land, the Dust Bowl, politics, and literature. Some of it makes me profoundly sad, but I am glad that I read it – I’m nearly done. Some of the most touching information is about Almanzo. It’s well worth the read.
I read that last week – really enjoyed it. I did not know the true story of that “orphanage” before. I read a little more about it after – many famous people adopted children from there, including Joan Crawford
I’m currently reading The Vault of Walt by Jim Korkis, Shattered Hearts by Noelle Winters and Hissy Fit by Mary Kay Andrews. ?
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah
The House of Lost Souls by F. G. Cottam
Second honeymoon by Joanna Trollope ?
Finishing the phantom of the opera and mid way through alone in Berlin
loved Alone in Berlin
Trying to read pillars of the earth by ken follett it’s a chunker
I absolutely loved that trilogy!
One of my favorites
The Silent Wife
Silent Wife is AWESOME!
The Light We Lost by Jill Santopolo
Animal Wise by Virginia Morrell
I might start to re-read the David Edding prophecy series or I may re-read some Terry Pratchett as not in the mood for new at the moment
SAINTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Trying to conjure spring by doing beach reading.
I’m reading the Drizzt Do’Urdon books and they are great! ?
I have read them. They are Great!!
Finishing The North Water (book challenge). The onto I know why the Caged Bird Sings. Then Before We Were Yours.
Just started the Alice Network.
Studying for exams
Darkest Hour by Anthony McCarten
“Hillbilly Elegy” by JD Vance
An Astronaut’s Guide to Life by Col. Chris Hadfield
The Fireman by Joe Hill
The Fireman is SO good!
Sunday Silence by Nicci French
Plus, Before It Gets Dark by Ken Levine.
Alienist by Caleb Carr
I’m finishing The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness. Haven’t chosen my next book although The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society keeps calling me!
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, is good. I should re-read, it has been a while.
@Corissa There is a movie coming out this month and the cast is very good. Definitely want to read it before that!
Tax returns
A Long Way Gone, Memoirs of a Boy Soldier
The Color of Heaven by Julianne MacLean
Girl in Cabin 10
Year one – Nora Roberts
Just started it…pretty good so far!
The inheritance of loss
Going to try to get this one finished up!
The desire map- Danielle laporte
Requiem. (3rd book in the Delirium series)
The Kreutzer Sonata – Tolstoy
The family next door by Sally Hepworth and The last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine.
Working on The Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews. I have a feeling when I finish it, I will be starting on the sequel. I’m pretty hooked.
What She Left Behind by Ellen Marie Wiseman
Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder ?
Harry Potter and the philosopher’s stone.
Hope to finish Pachinko. Really liking it!!
Come Sundown – Nora Roberts and Double Whammy – Gretchen Archer
The Descent of Man by Grayson Perry.
It’s Kind Of a Funny Story
Woman in the Window
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows by Balli Kaur @Mahrukh
Schindler’s List by Thomas Keneally
Reading “the husband’s secret”
Hopefully finishing pride and prejudice. I’ve been reading it slowly because I don’t want it to end. My favorite book ever. Read it almost every year.
??? I can’t love this enough. ?
My husband tells me, “again? really? you already know what happens”. My answer is, “exactly. but every time it is still just as satisfying”
@Stacey Its like watching a favorite movie over and over….only much better.
@Kim You get me! 😉
Stacey Joldersma Gonzales Totally! I’ve been known to read a large portion of a Jane novel, then watch the video on Amazon Prime up to the point I just read. You see the pattern don’t you? ??
@Kim OMG! I do the same thing. Well only with P&P as I have yet to read the others. I am determined this year to read them all. I have Sense and Sensibility next on my list, then Northanger Abbey. I am nervous of Emma because I didn’t really enjoy like the movie and so I will leave it for later.
L❤’VE Sense and Sensibility!. I love them all! Emma took me a while to get into but I ended up liking it a lot, though not my favorite J.A.
Mansfield Park is fantastic too…and Northanger Abbey…and …Lady Susan..and..and…
Case Histories by Kate Atkinson
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.
I really want to read this, but it is sooooo long
It’s worth it!
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
The woman in the window. A.J.Finn
Alias Grace
Cute! Havanese??
The Animators
The Dry by Jane Harper
LOVED that book!! ?
My favorite book in a long time so far
The Family Next Door
So good
Night Circus
Home Front, Kristin Hannah
The Broken Girls by Simone St. James
The Female Persuasion
I hope to start Garden of Nails by Anne Biggs. It is the sequel to The Swan Garden.
I’ll be reading this when it shows up on my porch Sunday!
The Couple Next Door
The Wife between us
An American Marriage
Pandora’s Clock by John J. Nance and A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute.
Necessary Lies, Diane Chamberlain
Just bought that one but finishing my current read first
Forever is the Worst Long Time by Camille Pagan
the couple next door … suspenseful .. can’t put it down …. might have to finish it tonight or early tomorrow!
Kafka on the shore
Boy on the Bridge by MR Carey :). Then maybe The Fireman by Joe Hill.
Finishing The Lake House by Kate Morton. Very intricately plotted!
The Alienist.
I’ve just finished watching that x
I’ve got this on my shelf! Can’t wait to read it!
The Great Alone! So excited!
Kindred by Octavia Butler
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer for new National Barnes & Noble Book Club.
The Magpie Murders
The secret life of Violet Grant?
Manhattan Beach
“The Girlfriend” by Michelle Frances, cannot put it down!
Why Buddhism is True by Robert Wright.
Angelology
Read this book a number of years ago. I was on an angel trek. Remember it fondly.
Now for the sequel…..
Flat broke with two goats – Jennifer McGaha. A big library read selection.
Just finished reading Red Joan by Jennie Rooney. Great read if you like espionage.
@Lori I do like Espionage! I’ll check it out.
My library is doing that as the big library read too! Is it any good? I was thinking of checking it out.
The writing is ok but the content really isn’t of my interest… I’m about halfway and hoping it picks up some…
I have to say, it is kind of neat having so many people reading the same book at roughly the same time for this big library thing. Not sure how I never heard about it before … I love the idea of this so that does add some incentive to the reading the book… it’s kind of exciting in a geeky kind of way? lol
A Desdth in the Small Hours by Charles Finch.
Just got “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah.
Good read!
@The by Diane Ackerman
I heard that that is a good book. I am just finishing up “The Lilac Girls” and that is good.
That’s my next book!?
Voyager, the third book in the Outlander series
American Gods
Wolf Hollow
Finishing “The Passage”
Every Note Played – Lisa Genova
What do you think so far? I just finished?
Alysia Brown Greene it’s very good so far. Have read a few others of Genova’s and liked them but am particularly enticed by a concert pianist as a main character. What did you think of it?
I enjoyed Still Alice and Inside the O’Briens. I had to pause and reflect on this one to really enjoy it because it’s a much different type of story arc than what I’ve been reading. No real climax, plot twists or turns, but just a beautifully told unfolding of a traumatic disease and it’s impact and progression. I gave it 5 stars.
A Gentleman in Moscow
Outlander: half way through and not sure I can keep going. The story line is possibly not for me.
I had some trouble with the first one too. By the end of it I felt it was “okay”…. but so many people I know loved the series so I decided to try and keep going. I’m half way through book 3 and LOVE it 🙂
@Marie thank you for your response. I don’t normally read romance books, but due to the great reviews I thought I’d give it a go.
I read about chapter and couldn’t get into it
@Melissa I’m page 340, I kept thinking it would pick up, but the story line seems to have stayed much the same.
If you don’t like romance the series may not grow on you. There is a lot more to it going forward (book 2 is very political – in a good way) but the romance is always there
@Kerry I can’t stand a story that drags… too impatient and add
@Marie romance tends to irritate me sometimes. Especially corniness. Lol
The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich
Ken Follett’s World Without End.
I read Pillars a few years ago but it didn’t matter that it had been so long, Follett sucks me right back in and I am immediately involved- love his writing!
Hum If You Don’t Know the Words by Biana Marais
The nightingale
A Thousand Splendid Suns
The Shack
The Underground Railroad
If You Ask Me by Betty White
Oh, I love Betty White! Are you enjoying it?
@Lynn yes – it is really funny! And just like listening to her talk!
@Gail Just ordered it ?
rosie colored glasses, by brianna wolfson…..
The view from the cheap seats!?
White Houses
Let us know how that one was – am wanting to read it!
Almost finished the book. Great book
Slogging through Ready Player One.
Your not enjoying it?
It’s finally getting good page 131 lol
The Immortalists — really good book!
Just finished that one. I really liked it. Enjoy.
Finishing book 2 of the Camel Club series by David Baldacci.
The Death and Life of the Great Lakes by Dan Egan
Soul Summoners series, book 5
And also listening to audio book, behind her eyes by Sarah Borough
Fifty shades darker
The Last Mrs. Parrish
Two good ones!
Rereading books by Philip Kerr ..
The Punishment she Deserves – Elizabeth George
Molly I just finished that one. Really liked it
I’m not very far in, just started it but I usually like her stuff
@Molly its a long one
@Deb im ok with that, lol
I am reading that too! Really enjoying it…love Havers!
The burning world by Isaac Marion. It’s the second book to warm bodies. (Awful movie, but fantastic book)
Pat conroy beach music
One of my all time favorite books!
Yeah i am loving it already half way
Just got notified that 2 books I had on hold are in!!!! They always come at the same time. I’m going to have a busy weekend on the couch!!!!
This happened to me. 4 books at once!
Planning to finish The Cutaway for “fun” then start Killers of the Flower Moon for book club.
Have you read The Lost City of Z? I started it but had other library books come in I’d been looking forward to and it went to the bottom of the pile
Not yet, looks interesting. I’m going to see how I like this book of his and then I might add to my list.
Boys in the Boat for book club.
Louise Harris so far I like the story. It’s got way more detail than I need — but I know how to skim.
In our four years of book club, this was our best discussion!
Love and Gravity by Samantha Sotto. So far so good.
The Last to Let Go by Amber Smith.
Just started The Dry today. Definitely not my usual genre but I’ve heard such good things about it figured I’d give it a try ?.
I just finished that today. Loved it!
Woman With a Secret by Sophie Hannah and Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz. I’m almost finished with Magpie Murders. Both books are pretty good.
The Mars Room by Rachel Kushner. Good!
Tell the wolves I’m home
I read this a year or two ago but I need to revisit it … I don’t remember much about it. Are you enjoying it?
@Lynn I just started, i’m only about 30 pages in but so far so good
Red Clocks
Definitely on my list!
It’s good!
Finishing the last chapter of Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology and probably beginning either Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand OR The Miniaturist.
My goal is to get halfway through Wicked and then finish up Watership Down!
Reading Salt by Marcus Kurlansky and Both of Us by Ali Smith for my RL book group…
Really enjoyed Salt!
@Victoria Love when I find a read that surprises me. Now interested in his book about Cod…
Cod is fascinating too! Both books were delightful surprises. I love it when I’m being entertained and learning something at the same time!
$tarted Watership Down.
Ordinary grace by William Kent krueger
Because of a suggestion from this group, I’m reading
The Guernsey Literary and Potato. Peel Pie Society
and loving it.
I bought it this week
I didn’t want that one to end!
Loved Guernsey L and PPPS! Looking forward to the movie, which comes out April 20, though of course it won’t be as good as the book. Even so . . . . 😀
I’m reading Tom Hanks’ new book of short stories, called “Uncommon Type.” So far, so good!
Cold Mountain
Radium Girls by Kate Moore.
I heard good things about that book! How are you liking it?
It is superb, heard the author speak and just had to read it.
@Rhonda I just added it to my want to read list on my goodreads app. Thanks?
How is it? The title is cracking me up! ?
Just started The Hate U Give—it’s a good read
I read that in 24 hours, it was so good!
Ready Player One
An American Sickness…a healthcare exposee
The Historian
This is my favourite book ever. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
One of the best vampire books ever written.
The Mother of Black Hollywood, A Memoir by Jenifer Lewis
The Dead in Their Vaulted Arches by Alan Bradley (a Flavia de Luce novel).
The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
This is on my list, I’ve heard it is great
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie
I’m wondering if I’d like Agatha Christie. Do her books read as current or seem dated?
@Alysia try And Then There Were None. One of my favorites!
@Zoe, I’ll add to my GoodReads. Thanks.
@Alysia I only started reading them 5 years ago (I’m 43) and can’t believe I waited that long. Her writing is smart and witty. Murder on the Orient Express and And Then There Were None are two of my favorites so far.
Hope you like it! ?
And they seem a little dated only in some of the language and social conventions, but her writing is timeless.
Excellent! I’m looking forward to them now.
Her books hold up splendidly, in my opinion. Look at them as historical novels, not just mysteries.
I read them all 35 years ago…over about a year. think I might try them once more. Since I am old enough to have forgotten many of them.
A trick of the light by Louise Penney. (The 7th in the Inspector Gamache series.)
Just finished Beneath A Scarlett Sky by Mark Sullivan. One of the best books I’ve read this year.
I’ve got it on hold at the public library – anxious to read this one!
I’m reading this next!
I agree. Loved it.
Great read
Read for my book club this month, a great read!
The African Affair by Nina Darnton.
Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Holis
All the Light You Cannot See.
Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris.
How is it? That ones next on my list
@Melissa so far I’m not sure if I’m enjoying it or not. I’m about 30% in and the subject matter is bothering me worse than I prepared for. ??
yikes
I just read it….creepy
Priestdaddy by Patricia Lockwood
Saga, Volume 1. Brian K. Vaughan.
Oracle Bones by Peter Hessler
Just finished You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day. I’m not a gamer nor even a big internet type person, but I really liked this book! The audio version is read by the author which, in this case, makes it engaging and lol funny in places. I recommend it!
Finishing Forged in Crisis. Leadership in turbulent times. By Nancy Koehler. But looking for a keep my attention fiction next
Burial Rites by Hannah Kent.
I really liked this one!
HOw to Behave Badly in Renaissance Britain by Ruth Goodman. Very entertaining.
Wonderful title!
Still Me by Jojo Moyes
I’ve just started reading “Those Other Women”, by Nicola Moriarty. Yesterday I finished reading “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, by Heather Morris. Such a wonderful book.
How was the Tattooist?
@Deborah, it’s fabulous. Harrowing subject matter but a wonderful book.
The New Jim Crow… By Michelle Alexander
Most important non fiction book I have read in a decade.
Research papers ??
Le rhinocéros qui citait Nietzsche (Peter S. Beagle)
Always by Sara Jio and The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer
Working on Atlas Shrugged.
The Little Friend by Donna Tartt
Finishing the Harry Potter series. ?
I decided gone girl, thinking about reading some autism and sensory articles
The Body Farm by Patricia Cornwell. Love a good crime thriller.
A Man Called Ove by Fredrick Backman and The Snowman by Jo Nesbo
The One by John Marrs. 🙂
Flat broke with two goats by Jennifer mcgaha
Reading The Hate U Give…. except my book accidentally got separated from me. Trying to track it down at the library to finish. Less than 100 pages left.
Do tons of essays and papers to mark count as something I intend to read this weekend? ? otherwise I really really want to finish The Girl on the Train…
Prayers for the Dead by Faye Kellerman.
The Shadow Killer by Arnaldur Indridason. Not yet available in the US, ordered from UK. Excellent.
Just finished “The immortalists’ such a great read. Couldn’t put it down
Definitely on my “want to read” list.
Amy Snow
by Tracy Rees
The Woman in The Window – A.J Finn
I’m also reading The Woman in the Window and I’m liking it more than I thought I would.
ooh good – must say I quite like it so far. Not very far in, only at chapter 8, but I like the setting and the Hitchcockian vibe.
@Vicky I agree but with a modern twist.
Flowers for Algernon. I’ve never read it, so I decided to get it.
Pride and Prejudice for a book club, and research papers on Toni Morrison.
The Lost Castle by Kristy Cambron
The Borrower by Rebecca Makkai
The Chalk Man
Almost finished with The Immortal Nicholas by Glenn Beck. This is not a book I would have chosen but my sister gave it to me with a great recommendation. I will admit it is pretty good.
One Goal, by Amy Bass
It is a wonderful book about a community, soccer team, racism, immigrants, and how a small Maine city (close to where I live) came together. ❤️
“Cross and Burn” by Val McDermid and “Queens of the Conquest” by Alison Weir.
Sing, Unburied, Sing
Jesmyn Ward
Americanah by Adichie
Middlesex. by Jeffrey Euginedes
Absolutely awesome book.
the silent corner by dean koontz
“The Power” by Naomi Alderman.
Just started “When Red is Black” by Qiu Xialong, the third of the Inspector Chen mysteries, set in 1990s Shanghai. Love these books. Though China has changed much since the ’90s, they provide a fascinating look into a transitional period, as well as terrific mysteries populated by really well-drawn characters!
A bit of histfic and an audiobook , back and forth
The Great alone
Envy by Sandra Brown It has good reviews, but some of the characters are really annoying…
Paris for One, Jojo Moyes.
The Vampire Lestat
For the first time or repeat?
@Patricia actually for the first time I have only ever read Queen of the Damned and Blood and Gold so I have decided to start them all in proper order ?
So, you have read Interview with the Vampire? It preceded The Vampire Lestat in publication by 10,or 11 years, and if memory serves, Lestat himself makes reference to it in the introductory section of The Vampire Lestat. But, you can read it second if you like. I was given Realms of Atlantis to read and then went back and read the rest, in chronological order based on publication. It took me about 9 months to get through all of them, but it was well worth the time spent. Anne Rice is a fabulous author.
@Patricia yeah I did just finish Interview with the Vampire before starting The Vampire Lestat.
“and the vampire stopped.”
I’m just about finished with Origin by Dan Brown which is a great read and next on my TBR is The Immortalist by Chloe Benjamin.
blood trail by tanya huff
Finishing THE END & beginning SUN FLOWER AND THE SECRET FAN–I love this group! Had no idea so many people were addicted to reading like me!!!
The Girl in the Tower – Katherine Arden
Still me by Jojo Moyes
The Husband’s Secret
Strays and Relations: The Five Hours and Four Decades of Dizzy Greenfield
1000 White Women
That was an excellent read!
Halfway through Jojo Moynes’ After You. Hopefully Louisa will find some happiness.
Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo 🙂 I’m late to this series, but I’m catching up slowly.
fatal vision. can’t put it down…all 950 pages of it!
The Book Thief
My sister Rosa
The Sunday Philosophy Club by Alexander McCall Smith
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
Rich Dad poor Dad
Almost done with On Second Thought by Kristan Higgins. Then must peruse giant stack of library books to choose next novel. Still have 2 non fiction books to finish too: Prairie Fires (about Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane), and 12 Rules for Life.
Monica Owens I am a huge fan of the Little House books, have read almost everything else by or about Laura, and visited most of the sites where she lived. Prairie Fires has been a tough read, partly because it disturbs some of my illusions about who Laura and Rose were. It’s as much a biography of Rose Wilder Lane as it is of Laura Ingalls Wilder. It’s not sentimental or particularly flattering about Laura or her family. But it has been fascinating. There is a lot of American history (also disturbing) in it: the westward expansion, removal of Native Americans, massacres, destruction of land, the Dust Bowl, politics, and literature. Some of it makes me profoundly sad, but I am glad that I read it – I’m nearly done. Some of the most touching information is about Almanzo. It’s well worth the read.
Sula by Toni Morrison
Station Eleven, bookclub selection
Just finished Before We Were Yours.
I loved this book!
On my TBR list
I read that last week – really enjoyed it. I did not know the true story of that “orphanage” before. I read a little more about it after – many famous people adopted children from there, including Joan Crawford
Didn’t know about Joan Crawford. Interesting.
A Piece of the World, by Christina Baker Kline
How’s the book ? I’m planning to read it next
I just started it today, but very interesting so far.
BUSMAN’S HONEYMOON by Dorothy L. Sayers
About to start Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris
Holy crap it was great!!
It is. I’m obsessed
Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard
Starting this in about 5 minutes.
The disappeared cj box just finished sunburn Laura lippman
Went book shopping last week.. (found 12 books) starting The Crossing by Michael Connelly today ?
I just got one.. it’s on my list to read next.. how is it??
Gilead and orgin
Pretty baby by Mary Kubica
Men we reap by Jesmyn Ward. Heartbreaking!
See Also Murder by Larry Sweazy
The Broker by John Gresham. One of Gresham’s best, The Painted House
What an eclectic reading list. Love it. Awesome.
Bishop’s Pawn by Steve Berry