Okay, when is the next Norendy Tale going to be available?! My kids and I whip through these magical books by the incomparable Kate DiCamillo. We love them so.
Okay, when is the next Norendy Tale going to be available?! My kids and I whip through these magical books by the incomparable Kate DiCamillo. We love them so.
Took a looking time to get through this but I loved the cast of characters.
I loved Mark Adams' writing style and it made the long treks to this spectacular place in the world, entertaining, informative, and easy to imagine you're right there with them.
A book for its time (2011) in terms of current events and entertainment, but I also found it relevant regarding other topics like, working moms, and sexism. Tina Fey makes smart and funny observations and I really enjoyed reading her writing.
Read with my kids...a preface to reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, next.
This was great! I know the "current" chapters were necessary but the historical parts of the story were absolutely riveting.
The last two books I've read I haven't really liked, and yet I've flown through them. Not sure how to reconcile that, but I'm hoping I'll read something that I really enjoy, soon.
Finished these two this weekend!
Thank goodness for leap year/day..it really helped me finish my last book of the month. 😂 Looking back, it seems I spent the month reading about war in three different time periods. 🤔 And a handful of spies, too!
It took me a long time to finish listening to this one. I'm excited to start the next because I can finally get ahead of the TV series.
And the last of the year...taking out 2023 with science!
A day in the life of Jamie and Claire...a lot happened, but also not much. I liked it more than the previous book, though.
I wasn't sure what to expect of Samantha Irby, but I loved this. Funny jokes, self-deprecating humor and crazy situations, followed by unexpected tenderness and the relatable pains of being a woman. I did especially laugh out loud about her devil cat!
Another super slow reading month in October, but I have some different kinds of reads lined up for November. Hopefully, I can get through more books than usual.
Actually, super interesting. I'm trying to remember all the details...
"I was perfectly content before I was born, and I think death as the same state."
The one where Claire's personality becomes Jamie. My least favorite, so far, as was this season of the show.
A very slow reading month...hoping to pick it up and finish more in October.
Finally read this one...very good, very sad.
Not the usual genre I pick up, but it was a quick, easy read.
Much more than I expected, in a good way. Delicious descriptions of food combined with the difficulties and loneliness of being an American living in France, gives this memoir depth.
August round-up of completed reads: I inadvertently made it a month of women authors...love that! The tagged book was my personal pick.
Surprisingly relevant to my life right now, I found this very touching and relatable.
Vacation book #4
My favorite so far...This season of the show was also my favorite.