one book leads to another
Dear fellow readers, Thank you for sticking with me another year! I love sharing what I'm reading and as always, I hope you found some new books and authors through my reviews. Speaking of reviews, it's the middle of December and I'm so behind. Books I read over the summer and fall. Coffee-table design books … Continue reading 2022: winding down and gearing up
THE MASTERPIECES A Gentleman in Moscow - Sigh, I love this book and love the Count. I read it twice and will absolutely go back again. Wise, funny, charming; if you haven't read it yet treat yourself to this epic tale by Amor Towles. https://bookthrasher.com/2021/08/14/simply-spectacular/ Deacon King Kong - Sigh again, I love this book, … Continue reading The best books I read in 2021
I have too many books checked out of the library. It wasn't intentional, these just all became available at the same time. I like the mix, though - seven different genres for any mood: fictionnon-fictiongraphic novelmysteryromanceYA sci-fifantasy I started reading two of these this morning: Take a Hint, Dani Brown and Luster. Take a Hint … Continue reading Library haul – March 2021
Did you know that #libraryhaul is a hashtag on Twitter and Instagram? I just discovered it... Photos of stacks of books abound, some artfully placed, some just on a shelf. It's a fun way to discover a new book or two. I'm so grateful for my library. Here's my current haul: First, I had These … Continue reading Library haul
Twelve months of reading - it was a very good year with lots of standouts. Reviews are linked. Don't Turn Around by Jessica Barry boasted a blurb / recommendation from Karin Slaughter, one of my favorite authors, and it definitely delivered. Two compelling female characters and a page-turning story. Great way to start the year! … Continue reading 2021 book roundup
Happy New Year and thank you for reading my blog! I hope you consistently find things here to read, ponder, share and discuss. I've already collected a good group of potential reads from various 'best of 2020' lists. But I also looked at last year's running list, and there's so much there I still want … Continue reading books to read 2021
Here's what I have out of the library right now. Anything look interesting to you? Friends and Strangers by J. Courtney SullivanOpen Book by Jessica SimpsonKeep it Moving: Lessons for the Rest of Your Life by Twyla TharpBe Water My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee by Shannon LeeReal Change: Mindfulness to Heal Ourselves and … Continue reading Check it out
bookthrasher 