Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 16:10     Subject: NYT best book of the 21st century

Anonymous wrote:I read Homegoing and tried to like it but did not.

I was interested in some of the historical part but it didn't feel fully developed.

I want to read "All That She Carried". Sometimes imaginative books grounded in real history work better for me than fiction.

I find the best time to read books you might find depressing is when you're traveling on a plane, train, or car. It's otherwise a substandard experience, so getting dragged down by a book doesn't make anything worse.


You are also trapped. I will read anything when I am trapped.
Anonymous
Post 07/24/2024 07:00     Subject: NYT best book of the 21st century

Anonymous wrote:The omission of All the Light You Cannot See and Gentleman in Moscow proves that it's not a good list.
my thought exactly!!
Anonymous
Post 07/23/2024 14:09     Subject: NYT best book of the 21st century

Not bestsellers, but here is readers favorite books published in the last 125 years (the list was voted in 2021)

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/11/24/books/best-book-vote.html
Anonymous
Post 07/23/2024 13:44     Subject: NYT best book of the 21st century

LOL, I definitely read that list when it came out, and thought, wow, these books are all pretty new! Then I remembered that I am old and it is a new century, sigh.