February 2022 Wrap Up
4.5 🌟
Assembly: Natasha Brown 📖
4 🌟
Moonstone: The Boy Who Never Was : Sjon 📖
A Girl is a Body of Water: Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi 📖
Fruit of the Drunken Tree: Ingrid Rajas Contreras 📖
3.5 🌟
The Performance: Claire Thomas 📖
Goodnight, Nobody: Michael Knight 📖
The Sea, The Sea : Iris Murdoch 📖
3🌟
The Lincoln Highway: Amor Towles 🎧
2.5 🌟
The Book of Form and Emptiness: Ruth Ozeki 🎧
pickSo glad that I finally got around to reading this wonderful novel. A coming of age story in 1980's Uganda. Wonderful writing about women and how we fit into the patriarchy. I am excited to read her other novel. 4 🌟, well worth a read. I read this for #invisiblecities, #bigbooks and #bookspinbingo.
Forgot to crosspost this yesterday. Oops. https://youtu.be/eDYsWUEMMU
#IndigAThon
#InvisibleCities
Intro
Weekly Highlights
So the Path Does Not Die by Pede Hollist
Buddy Reads Announcement
We, Jane by Aimee Wall
The Identities of Marie Rose Delorme Smith by Doris Jeanne MacKinnon
The Christmas Tree by Jennifer Johnston
https://youtu.be/xH4ruyLoS8c
#InvisibleCities
#IndigAThon
Books and topics discussed:
Bookseller/Diagram Prize
Weekly Highlights
Blue in Chicago: and other stories by Bette Howland
The Family Clause by Jonas Hassen Khemiri
Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead
Nishga by Jordan Abel
Long novels written today are perhaps a contradiction: the dimension of time has been shattered, we cannot love or think except in fragments of time each of which goes off along its own trajectory and immediately disappears.
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