While the majority of my yearly reading usually happens in the summer, fall and winter are definitely my favorite times of the year to read. Â As it starts to get cooler outside and the darkness makes an earlier appearance (a little too early for my liking lately), I experience less guilt dedicating longer periods of time to reading instead of going out into the world and being active. Â Since I am always looking for new book ideas, I thought I would share some of the ones that I have read recently and what is on my future reading list. Â Then maybe you will share some of your picks with us. Â Pretty please, with pumpkin cupcakes on top.
All of the books on my finished list I highly recommend with the exception of The Peach Keeper which wasn’t a winner in my book but still tolerable. Â The Halloween Tree was my Halloween book this year and I am glad I read it but don’t feel the need to read it again. Â It is a children’s book and would be good for a young adult (or adult) for October reading. Â Little Bee and The Fault in Our Stars were probably my favorite but Tell The Wolves I’m Home is completely wonderful as well. Â All of these are quite sad, however. Â Just a warning. Â Mr. Penumbra’s 24 Hour Bookstore is a great book for bibliophiles who also appreciate technology. Â I discussed the Sarah Addison Allen books in this post.
Okay, your turn. Â What have y’all read recently that you do or don’t recommend? Â And what is on your “to read” list?
Happy Friday, friends!!
The three best books I’ve read lately have been “Beyond Belief” a look into scientology from a girl who left, and “Bittersweet” and “Cold Tangerines” by Shauna Niequist, both are GREAT!
I have never heard of Shauna Niequist. I will put them on the list! I find Scientology to be so strange/interesting. My mother knows a family who had to move away from California to escape from it. Nuts. Thanks Bri!
Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots ..
Deborah Feldman
I told your mom to read it, or listen to it. It is very good. About Hasidic Jewish community