What are you reading for February?

[Anonymous]

After being on hold forever at the library, I finally picked up Tom Lake by Ann Patchett. I read Bel Canto years ago and enjoyed it, but haven't read anything else by her.

What's on your agenda for February?

[Anonymous]

All the books by Anderson Cooper about the Vanderbuilts.

[Anonymous]

I finished Lessons in Chemistry this morning. Not sure I understand the hype.

[Anonymous]

Wandering Stars

[Anonymous]

I think I am going to start The Future (Naomi Alderman) tonight.

[Anonymous]

I just finished More after getting it from the library and based on this NYT article

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/26/books/review/podcast-open-marriage-molly-winter.html

I am considering starting a new thread about it I’m so disappointed and have too many comments to keep to myself (but don’t want to admit to my book friends I read this to begin with)

Going back to my Taylor Jenkins Reid marathon

[Anonymous]

All the Light We Cannot See

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I finished Lessons in Chemistry this morning. Not sure I understand the hype.

Felt the same way. But my mother read it when it came out, and immediately sent me a hardcover copy. She couldn’t stop raving about it. I think she could relate to quite a bit in the story.

Anyway. I just started rereading The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver. Found my original copy while cleaning out a closet!

[Anonymous]

Emily Wilson’s translation of the Iliad. The introductory material was really interesting and so far the translation is very accessible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I finished Lessons in Chemistry this morning. Not sure I understand the hype.

Interesting! I started it last month but didn’t get to finish before it had to go back to the library. I was planning to try again (a friend recommended it) but I can’t really say the intro grabbed me.

[Anonymous]

I’m reading Beyond That, The Sea by Laura Spence-Ash. It’s about a British girl who gets sent to live with an American family during WWII. I’m about a quarter of the way through and enjoying it so far.

[Anonymous]

I’ve been working my way through Stolen Focus by Johann Hari; interesting and a bit scary. Also rereading KJ’s Any Old Diamonds (historical romance with jewel thieves) for something lighter.

[Anonymous]

I’m still plugging thru Frankenstein - trying to read appx one chapter a night.

I am listening to Spare and I started Divine Rivals on my kindle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m reading Beyond That, The Sea by Laura Spence-Ash. It’s about a British girl who gets sent to live with an American family during WWII. I’m about a quarter of the way through and enjoying it so far.

I loved that book!

[Anonymous]

Just finished Demon Copperhead. Starting Meet the Bededettos, need something light!