Books I've Read

Easy goes to Pariah with his friend Mouse to get some money.

Book Three of The Broken Earth trilogy. Everything seems all tied up neatly!

The second book in the Broken Earth series. Pretty good, but I didn't weep reading this book.

First book in the The Broken Earth series. Very nice storytelling. Some people have the power to control the earth, like stopping earthquakes and volcanoes. Seem vaguely Earth-like, we shall see what happens!

Tami and Richard set sail for San Diego from Tahiti. Richard goes overboard and is lost during a hurricane, and Tami must survive, trying to sail the dis-masted boat. They made a movie of this true adventure/disaster.

The Notorious Reign Of Joanna I. Good historical non-fiction. Very small print in paperback edition. I liked it, but it was a long read. I could only handle a few pages each night. Especially with the small print. I'm not a big fan of historical non-fiction, but I feel smarter for having read this. Even though I can't remember very many of the points raised in the Discussion Questions. The whole German Army destroying the historical records of the period, now THAT was especially interesting!

Before World War II a Korean girl comes to live in Japan and raises her children there. Very good book.

A charming story about a British man who is coming up on the first anniversary of his wife passing away. I really liked it a whole bunch.

I finished this morning, now I've nothing to read. Lots of twists and turns. I read the large print edition. It is SO MUCH easier than the paperbacks. I was worth driving to the library three cities away to borrow it. Thank goodness for the county library system!

I was reading page 198 when I said out loud, "Who the hell is Tessa?" Well, now we know.

Great book, surprise ending. It took me until page 317 until I realized who Julia was. And I just read the previous book in April!