What are you reading January, 2016

[Gerald]

Not a problem.

[Samar]

The Walking Dead comics.

[Kristen]

I'm reading The Fishermen, by Chigozie Obioma, The Turner House, by Angela Flournoy on my ereader, Waiting for Godot (Samuel Beckett) on my phone, and listening to Get in Trouble, by kelly link on audio during commute.

[Ada-Marie]

I just started Luckiest Girl Alive. I've heard mixed reviews, but feel like it is one I need to check off my list. :)

[Amie]

I just finished THE SNOW CHILD . This was a recommendation from Jessilynn at McLean & Eakin while I was at Booktopia Petoskey. So glad I finally read it !

[Sue]

I thought it was a beautiful book.

Amie wrote: "I just finished THE SNOW CHILD . This was a recommendation from Jessilynn at McLean & Eakin while I was at Booktopia Petoskey. So glad I finally read it !"

[Sue]

I feel the same way, but haven't read it yet. Report back!

Ada-Marie wrote: "I just started Luckiest Girl Alive. I've heard mixed reviews, but feel like it is one I need to check off my list. :)"

[Susan]

who is the author of The Snow Child? Thx.

[Susan]

who is the author of The Snow Child? Thx.

[Gerald]

Eowyn Ivey. You can look up any book or author in goodreads search.

[Susan]

thank you.

[Susan]

thank you.

[Melissa]

A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara - thanks Ann!

[Susan]

Lunch with Charlotte by Leon Berger. Came across it in a BookBub email. So far - good.

[Susanne]

I'm 40% through with Between the World and Me. It's a short book but it's taking me a long time to read. It's written in a stream of consciousness style, which is always very difficult for me. This style of writing doesn't stick with me. I can't read Virginia Woolf for the same reason.

[Sue]

The book worked really well for me in audio format. I can imagine it would be more challenging in print.

Susanne wrote: "I'm 40% through with Between the World and Me. It's a short book but it's taking me a long time to read. It's written in a stream of consciousness style, which is always very diffic..."

[Jillian]

Reading and listening to

[Louise]

I just finished , which I enjoyed, and started and

[Gina]

Jillian wrote: "Reading and listening to "

How is the Hawk book on audio? I have that marked to read but I usually have an audiobook for my commute.

[Barbara]

I spent one February week with Jean Hegland's Windfalls. Hedland is a marvel at evoking the reader's compassion for her characters. If I found out today that Cerise is a living and breathing person, I would need to help her in some way. People used to say "There but for the luck of the draw, go I."