
K, I saw you read
The Dry, I've got the physical book of this and have been looking forward to getting to (it hasn't fit a challenge so far). What did you think of it?

I've had it on my audible account for so long, so glad I finally got round to it :)
Lauren wrote: "Well, I've just got back from a job interview so I'm just waiting on the phone call this afternoon to find out if I got it - I'm about to finish my teacher training so I'm going to be a primary sch..."The very best of luck for getting the job Lauren. xx
V Nerd wrote: "weirdly enough I used to work for the same company as K in the UK about 15 years ago, and she came there once, I wonder if we ever spoke, that would be so weird!"How funny if you did, and what a coincidence, especially considering you live in different countries. M
Abbie wrote: "I work for the City at the Water Department.
I coordinate with clerical, Field crew, and management...lucky not very many customers. Majority of my job is data entry, so I get to listen to audio mo..."I would love a job where I could listen to audio, that would be awesome!
K~Terror wrote: "I work as an analyst at a vacation exchange company. My favorite days are my Mondays & Tuesdays because I can usually listen to audio books while updating my standard reports."Vacation exchange, that sounds fun!

I'm a public servant at the Department of Defence, just in an admin role.
K~Terror wrote: ":) Monday's and Tuesdays I work on a lot of standard reports so I've got my buds in while I'm knocking them out.
So far this challenge, my favorite books have been:
is on my TBR so I'm glad to hear you liked it!
I've just finished
which is my favourite so far. Really interesting but heartbreaking true crime story.

I'll have to look out for her narrations. I love finding a good narrator! I love Juliet Stevenson for English classics, she's definitely my go-to narrator for those.
Kerri wrote: ". I got the feeling that the three different species were meant to represent the three different founders: the seahorse that created thousands of things but preferred the shadows (Ty), the octopus that wanted to touch and know everything but in a kind of innocent way (Bailey), and then the shark that just wanted to devour everything (Stenton).."This is a really good point. It didn't occur to me while reading it but now that you point it out it sorta makes sense.

Ha, what a waste of god powers! Surely there is something better they could be used for!

K-Terror you are a reading machine!!!!
Tori wrote: "after my problems with anansi boys I'm moving on to something else. I'm trying a court of thrones and roses and I'm powering on with Bill bryson.
sorry I'm not linking the books. I don't know how..."I've bought American Gods, which is set in the same world as Anansi Boys. I'm really hoping I don't have similar issues as I hate paying for a book that I can't get through!