Anonymous
11/15/2020 18:39
Subject: Re:Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen
Loved this one!
Anonymous
11/15/2020 17:03
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Where the Crawdads Sing
Eleanor Oliphant
Before we were yours
Educated
The OP asked for non-trauma books.
Anonymous
11/15/2020 16:58
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When breath becomes air
Came here to see if anyone was going to post this. Need to read it
It's gorgeous. Just, wow.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 20:42
Subject: Re:Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Americanah
Ironic that you said this because I was going to say Half A Yellow Sun. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is such a great writer.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 18:09
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Still Alice
Room
Tattooist of Auschwitz
Room
Tattooist of Auschwitz
Anonymous
11/14/2020 16:52
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:When breath becomes air
Life changing
Anonymous
11/14/2020 16:51
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Fates and Furies!
Hated that book!
Anonymous
11/14/2020 13:12
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the dutch house
Yes! Also Commonwealth. I.will probably read Bel Canto before 2021.
Tom Hanks does a great job narrating The Dutch House FWIW.
I think Bel Canto is probably her best.
All the Light We Cannot See---WWII book, but both magical and moving.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 13:01
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Circe
Pachinko
American Dirt is controversial and maybe not the most amazing literary work, but the story really stuck with me
Older than 10 years, but I still love and revere The Joy Luck Club and, from my murder mystery years, The Tin Roof Blowdown by James Lee Burke remains a favorite.
Pachinko
American Dirt is controversial and maybe not the most amazing literary work, but the story really stuck with me
Older than 10 years, but I still love and revere The Joy Luck Club and, from my murder mystery years, The Tin Roof Blowdown by James Lee Burke remains a favorite.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:52
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Station 11
Really? The best book?
Station 11 is also my best book of the last 10 years, although it’s taken on new meaning now that we’re living through a pandemic. I read it quite a few years ago but it has stayed with me. Amazing how she made a story about a pandemic so beautiful and touching. And the prose is simply the best. I’ve since read all of her other books and they’re sadly not even in my top 50 list - forgettable and unimportant.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:48
Subject: Re:Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Crossing to Safety (by Stegner)
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:48
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:Station 11
Really? The best book?
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:42
Subject: Re:Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Another vote for A Gentleman in Moscow -- quite apt at this moment in time.
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:40
Subject: Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
All the Light We Cannot See
The Overstory
The Overstory
Anonymous
11/14/2020 12:36
Subject: Re:Best book you’ve read in the past 10 years?
Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
Circe by Madeline Miller
The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis
Also reread Personal History- Katharine Graham
Circe by Madeline Miller
The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis
Also reread Personal History- Katharine Graham