Book 124: The Man Who Knew Too Much – David Leavitt
Overall this book was ‘meh’. I couldn’t get into it and it wasn’t what I thought it would be. With […]
Book 124: The Man Who Knew Too Much – David Leavitt Read Post »
Overall this book was ‘meh’. I couldn’t get into it and it wasn’t what I thought it would be. With […]
Book 124: The Man Who Knew Too Much – David Leavitt Read Post »
I need to stop saying I don’t like nonfiction and start saying I enjoy immersive nonfiction. It seems the majority
Book 122: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks – Rebecca Skloot Read Post »
Any book that can make me want to do something I have no desire to do is clearly a good
Book 115: Farm City – Novella Carpenter Read Post »
Every book blogger should read this memoir at some point. I don’t remember when I first came across the title
Book 111: Howards End is on the Landing – Susan Hill Read Post »
I thought Friday Night Lights was going to focus solely on football (like the movie) but it didn’t. It was about
Book 79: Friday Night Lights – H.G. Bissinger Read Post »
This book was both brilliant and boring. There were times when I couldn’t stop reading and times when all I wanted to do was set the book down and move on to another book. Mostly I’m glad I finished it and hopefully it is one of those books that in a few weeks/months I’ll appreciate having read it.
Book 68: Waiting for Snow in Havana – Carlos Eire Read Post »
This book is a bit unusual in that I have no idea when or where I picked up this collection
The complete title of this work is The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity, and the Making
Book 54: The Professor and the Madman – Simon Winchester Read Post »
“I was suddenly aware of how ignorant I was, alive with curiosity, doing academic work at a level I would
Book 39: Outward Bound USA: Crew Not Passengers – Josh Miner and Joe Boldt Read Post »