January
February
Great story, but read Robson's Somewhere in France first)
March
This is Christian lit. I read the previous books in the series quite a few years ago and now Karon has come out with the first new one in 5 years so I had to catch up on what Father Tim, a retired Episcopalian minister and his wife Cynthia are up to. They live in a small village in rural North Carolina - the southwest part of the state in the Great Smoky Mountains. Father Tim has a way of active listening that is inspiring and Karon has him saying prayers that are quite wonderful. But don't read it if this isn't your " thing" !
Second reading of this excellent book for a book club meeting next week.
April
12 Rose Street, Gail Bowen
*Everything I Never Told You, Celeste Ng
The Great Calamitous Tale of Johan Thoms: How One Man Scorched the Twentieth Century but Didn't Mean to, Ian Thornton
The Taxidermist's Daughter, Kate Mosse
Republic of Dirt, Susan Juby
The Taxidermist's Daughter, Kate Mosse
Republic of Dirt, Susan Juby
A Dangerous Place, Jacqueline Winspear
The Broken Hours, Jacqueline Baker
Consumed, David Cronenberg
This book is back on the shelf not having been read. By the time I was 80 or so pages in I came to understand that this book just wasn't interesting, so I put it aside in favour of the many others on my to-read list.
The Boundless, Kenneth Oppel
Dead Wake, Erik Larson
At the Water's Edge, Sara Gruen
The Little Old Lady Who Broke All the Rules, Catharina Ingelman Sundberg
Orphan Train, Christina Baker Kline
May
I've read this before, but I needed to refresh my memory in order to read Ransom Rigg's next book in the series, Hollow City.
June
I confess I didn't finish All My Puny Sorrows. The subject matter was too sad.
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July
August
September
Fossum's book, written in the voice of the murderer was so disturbing, I could not read it.
October
(a re-read)
November
(Weekly Podcast) |
(didn't finish this book - just couldn't get into it)
December
Total: 116
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