Books in my book purse.

No cats were harmed or reanimated for this photo.

One of my beach reads. Backman makes me so happy.

I took a deep breath. Simply savoring that plate of fresh herbs was enough to restore my balance.

I'd like to read more/learn more about Greek, Roman, Norse mythology. Any suggestions welcome.

How I felt about Britt-Marie most of the book. Our backyard 5foot visitor.

This book was a slow start for me and then I fell in love. So many laughs and tears. Fabulous characters.

Not my favorite classic. A very dark and sad tale.

I loved this book. I love that she was an avid reader. I love that she knew what she wanted and took it. Catherine was a fascinating woman. Well written and engaging. Plus I feel like I learned a lot of things.

I should have read this instead of listening to it. I didn't remember who David was by the end because it took so long to finish.

The Anne Rice house in The Garden District.

"The younger ones still have a chance to change their lives, and I'll lend them a hand if they like. But too many of the older men, they've been on the road so long they wouldn't know what to do with a proper home if they had one. The concrete feels right under their bodies. Their discomfort has become their comfort. "

I know so little about world history. I don't believe I had a world history class (even in college). I'm on a Russia spree.

Chernow talks about Washington's powerful thighs, a ton.

Beck stands up to the test of time.

In the Garden District.

If you loved Black Mirror, this is for you. Mind bending anthology. I can't think of one story I didn't enjoy.

Not my favorite Faye Kellerman novel. Loved the mystery but way too much teen romance.

I loved this book. Lots of people said they couldn't get into it. That was not the case for me. I was sad for it to end.

A sweet little coffee table book of all things redhead.