35 -- A Book You Meant To Read Last Year

[Natalya]

Heartless by Marissa Meyer.

[Tanya]

I read Thursbitch by Alan Garner -- an extraordinarily dense novel that I've bounced off before. This time I immersed myself and soaked up the brooding atmosphere and all the myth. It prompted me to reread some other novels by Garner, who's an author I like and admire but sometimes find impenetrable.

[Kim]

"The Good Earth" by Pearl S. Buck.

[Lisa Marie]

The Fifth Avenue Artists Society by Joy Callaway

[Aquaria]

Alcohols by Guillaume Apollonaire. He was sort of in between the Symbolists and Surrealism in French literature. This work is a prime example of how much influence he had on the latter movement. The title is appropriate. The poems make you feel like you're in that not-quite real-world feeling you can get after a drink or two.

[Mary Sue]

I read Welcome Home to Murder by Cindy Kline. A friend had recommended it last year but I never got around to reading it until now.

[Traci]

Claws for Alarm by T.C LoTiempo 1/9/23
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[Angele]

Your Brain on Love by Stan Tatkin

[Sandy]

The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood. This could have gone in so many categories for me.... Controversial ratings, but I gave it a 5.

[Kim]

Beyond the Wand: The Magic and Mayhem of Growing Up a Wizard by Tom Felton. I'm a huge Harry Potter fan, and I wanted to read this one last year but didn't get around to it.