What have you been reading this month?

[Louise]

Books I've read:
- Moloka'i, Alan Brennert
- Seven Sacred Teachings, David Bouchard
- Never Let Me Go, Ishiguro Kasuko
- The Invention of Wings, Sue Monk Kidd
- Salem Falls, Jodi Picoult
- Come Sundown, Nora Roberts

Audiobooks I've listened to:
- Vagabond, Bernard Cornwall
- Black Notice, Patricia Cornwall
- Telegraph Avenue, Michael Chabon
- Little House on the Prairie, Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Blue Shoes and Happiness, Alexander McCall Smith
- The Virgin Cure, Ami McKay
- We Were the Mulvaneys, Joyce Carol Oates
- The Quintland Sisters, Shelley Wood
- Embers, One Ojibway's Meditations, Richard Wagamese

[Laurie]

Wow! Lots of great titles there I wouldn’t have heard of otherwise, thanks.
I have too many books on the go. I should prioritize finishing some.

A quick read I finished today was, “Active workouts: Workouts that work for you” by Holly Davidson (2018). I loved the positive tone to it and the many tips for working out at home.

[Louise]

It’s great when a books gives you inspiration! I’ve got Marie Kondo on my reading list for this summer!!!

[Laurie]

My reading today was a book I’ve meant to read for about the last year. Finally got it from the public library and it was a wonderful read. Highly recommend!
“The enchanted hour: The miraculous power of reading aloud in the age of distraction” by Meghan Cox Gurdon(2019).

[Louise]

Oh cool! Thank you! I started a new book but only got a short ways in before getting side tracked on historical facts, dates and people. I love historical fiction but it can take me a long time to get through it haha! I started the day reading about the first Métis and have ended the day reading about the Normans!

[Laurie]

Métis and Norman’s? That’s quite a difference. Why those two?

[Louise]

Just the different books I’m reading lol. Working Effectively With Indigenous People’s and The Last Hour. Another day full of historical wonder!

[Louise]

Hello CapU Readers,
How is your reading going this month? What have you read?