April- what a month. Just
as everything exploded into flower (hello pollen count!) my reading bloomed in different genres than
usual. My favorites were not necessarily the favorites of the
critics (Ed King was particularly
divisive) but they kept me highly entertained and, in more than one case,
inspired.
If you’ve ever wondered what life might be like for
Ruth Madoff now (even just schadenfreude) stop because Hilderbrand has
done the fictional work for you.
A non-fiction entry but can you be surprised
knowing how I love fashion? This is a beautiful book both in its physicality
and its contents. A true artist in many ways. Glorious photos.
You either loved it or hated it but doesn't that make for great reading and discussion? I fell in the LOVE
category both for Guterson’s ability to re-weave a story already known to many
and still keep the reader surprised.
One of the most unusual poetic works of fiction I’ve ever read.
Well written story of two girlhood friends in 1970s
Iran U.S.
Billed as a “mostly true” memoir this is hilarious
and sometimes unnerving reading. Lawson is where she is (wildly successful
blogger) due to her ability to translate personal experiences into the current
zeitgeist. Bottom line: we’re all crazy and all that matters is what you make
of it.
I'm always looking for new reading- anything you've read recentlythat you'd recommend?
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