The Wedding people is fabulous

Anonymous wrote:Just finished Burn Book by Kara Swisher (one of the leading journalist to cover Silicon Valley from the 1990’s to the present). Compelling read, and she’s also just funny.

You with the Sad Eyes (Christina Applegate’s memoir) is also very interesting. Not as well written as Burn Book, but still good.

I should add…i listened to both in audio and both were very enjoyable to listen to.

Just finished Burn Book by Kara Swisher (one of the leading journalist to cover Silicon Valley from the 1990’s to the present). Compelling read, and she’s also just funny.

You with the Sad Eyes (Christina Applegate’s memoir) is also very interesting. Not as well written as Burn Book, but still good.

I’m loving Yesteryear.

I liked the ministry of time on audio.

Anonymous wrote:Viola Davis's memoir.

+1

I also recommend The Many lives of Mama Love

Viola Davis's memoir.

Bess Kalb’s memoir

^Also "Nothing To See Here"

I loved "The Correspondent" as well. Some of my favorite audiobooks from this past several months:
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
The Road to Tender Hearts
The Names
Good People

Looking for my next audio book. Please make suggestions!

Recently, I’ve liked The Correspondent and Trevor Noah’s book. Any suggestions? I like things that are engaging, and good for conversations with others who have read the book. I find that fiction with too many characters is hard in the audio format, so relatively plot driven fiction and memoirs work well. Thanks!!