It’s gotten away from me again. It’s been a year since I’ve logged what books I’ve read.<\/p>\n
And there’s a reason I do this. I was looking at the log from last year, and noted that I had read the Ocean at the End of the Lane<\/em>. I had no memory of having read this book. I’ve been noticing it on my bookshelf for months now, going… man, I should read that one. BUT I HAVE.<\/p>\n At any rate, I’ll try to piece together the past in no particular order:<\/p>\n The Invisible Life of Addie Larue<\/em> by V.E. Schwab It’s a great book. Now you know.<\/p>\n 365 Nights: A Memoir of Intimacy<\/em> by Charla Muller with Betsy Thorpe Educated<\/em> by Tara Westover In process: On the metaphorical bedside table: It’s gotten away from me again. It’s been a year since I’ve logged what books I’ve read. And there’s a reason I do this. I was looking at the log from last year, and noted that I had read the … Continue reading
\nThis is a freaking great book. A co-worker recommended it. After I read it, I gushed and thanked her for recommending it, and another coworker asked what book we were talking about. We told him about it, and a couple weeks later, *he’s* gushing about it to us. I was telling that story to another friend, and they got it and read it, and gushed about it.<\/p>\n
\nNon-fiction memoir of a woman who decided to give her husband the gift of sex every day for a year. No, it’s not graphic or even a little bit tittilating– these are very religious people– it’s a book with some interesting insights into couplehood.<\/p>\n
\nFASCINATING autobiography of a woman raised by extremist Mormons, and her rise from not-schooled childhood to PhD. Riveting story.<\/p>\n
\nThe Madwoman Upstairs<\/em> by Catherine Lowell
\nShe Memes Well<\/em> by Quinta Brunson
\nLaw 101<\/em> by Jay M. Feinman
\nThe House in the Cerulean Sea<\/em> by TJ Klune
\nYou’ll Never Believe What HAppened to Lacey<\/em> by Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar<\/p>\n
\nThe Madwoman and the Roomba<\/em> by Sandra Tsing Loh
\nThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team<\/em> by Patrick Lencioni
\nThe World is Flat<\/em> by Thomas L. Friedman
\nQueenie<\/em> by Candice Carty-Williams
\nBlack Sun<\/em> by Rebecca Roanhorse<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"