Books read in June 2019
Happy July! I spent a lot of time on airplanes and in hotel rooms over the last month, so theoretically my book total should be …Read More
Happy July! I spent a lot of time on airplanes and in hotel rooms over the last month, so theoretically my book total should be …Read More
I'm still on my non-fiction kick right now, though with summer travel coming up, maybe I'll tackle an ambitious novel. I'm always a fan of …Read More
This wasn't my best month ever for reading. I abandoned some books, including a few I thought (hoped?) I might like. But I did make …Read More
I read quite a bit this month, partly because many of the books were short. (Another short book? Juliet's School of Possibilities! If you haven't …Read More
Short month, not too many books. But a few! I'm currently working through The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs which, …Read More
Cal Newport has made a name for himself as the millennial (well, an older millennial) who doesn't have any social media accounts. By day a …Read More
It's been a while since I posted one of these round-ups. I didn't read too much in November or December of 2018. I read a …Read More
We just got back from an amazing trip to Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Rocky Mountain National Parks. I'm still processing all the memories, but suffice …Read More
The headline of this post is from a press release I recently received about PBS and The Library of Congress's The Great American Read. The …Read More
This month my reading had a very British theme, both classic and contemporary. Here's what moved from the "to be read" to the "read" pile …Read More