Wool - Hugh Howey
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Wool - Hugh Howey
Life from Scratch: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Forgiveness by Sasha Martin
The Azrieli Foundation has given our 52 small libraries about 27 books each either written in English or in French. I have read 2 so far.
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Both very good here is there addy if you want to look them up http://www.azrielifoundation.org/memoirs/
The Holocaust Survivor Memoirs Program was established by the Azrieli Foundation in 2005 to collect, preserve and share the memoirs and diaries written by survivors of the twentieth-century Nazi genocide of the Jews of Europe who later made their way to Canada. The program is guided by the conviction that such stories play an important role in education about tolerance and diversity.
Finally finished Wool, it was very good.
Started The Skin Collector by Jeffery Deaver today. My first Deaver novel... we'll see...
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart - fast interesting read. Kept me wondering until the end.
Kingdom Keepers: Disney at Dawn (book 1) by Ridley Pearson - Another good book for Disney fans, except of course it made me want to go back to Disney World. lol
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon - I've read this before but ran out of books at the lake.
Just started Cinder by Marissa Meyer.
Game of Thrones. Book 1 is better than Book 2 and hopefully Book 3 will be better than both :)
Rereading Drop Dead Beautiful by Jackie Collins
Finished a book called When by Victoria Laurie. It's YA but was pretty good.
I'm reading The Immigrant Years by Barry Broadfoot. It's a subject that's dear to my heart as my Dad was an immigrant and I grew up in Little Italy in Toronto.
Not yet... but soon..... The Girl in the Spider's Web :shock: Book #4 in the Millennium series originally begun by Stieg Larsson. Sadly, he passed away several years ago (2004) and I thought that was the end of Lisbeth and Mikael. The latest book is written by David Lagercrantz. I'm not expecting it to completely resemble Larsson's writing style, I just hope this new guy doesn't completely mess it up.
Just finished Tooth&Nail by Ian Rankin.
Finished three books this weekend: Persuasion, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter and Go Set a Watchman.
All the Light You Cannot See, just amazing. I loved this book
How was Go Set? I have my name on it at the library, waiting patiently for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by trishka
I liked it. But I liked it as an independent story from Mockingbird, if that makes sense. I'm interested to know what you think, once you get a chance to read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoJays