Notes on Books & Life
I received a copy of The ACB with Honora Lee by Kate De Goldi via LibraryThing’s Early Reviewers program. It’s short and illustrated, which made it a perfect read for the late hours of last month’s readathon! About the Book: Perry’s parents keep her busy. She has piano lessons and clarinet lessons and Music and …
Continue reading “Thoughts on “The ACB with Honora Lee” by Kate De Goldi”
I picked up Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell on a recent trip to the library because the cover looked familiar and I needed an audiobook for last month’s readathon. When I posted my readathon stack, Jenny responded by saying: “Eleanor and Park is amazing and you are living a half-life until you have read …
Continue reading “Thoughts on “Eleanor & Park” by Rainbow Rowell (Audiobook)”
Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn has been on my radar (and my shelves) for years. It’s been recommended to me by several people whose reading opinions I trust. So when I put together my TBR Pile Challenge list, I made sure Ella Minnow Pea was on it. About the Book: Ella Minnow Pea lives …
Continue reading “Thoughts on “Ella Minnow Pea” by Mark Dunn”
Robertson Davies was first recommended to me by a fellow employee at my first bookstore job. She didn’t recommend him to everyone, she said, but for the right person, he was a treat. She thought I might be one of those people. Since then, I’ve been picking up his novels as I’ve come across them …
Continue reading “Thoughts on “The Cunning Man” by Robertson Davies”
I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb was recommended to me a while back, as you’ll see in a moment. It’s the second book I’ve read for the 2014 TRB Pile Challenge. (Black Swan Green by David Mitchell, which was phenomenal, was the first.) About the Book: Dominick Birdsey has a lot going …
Continue reading “Thoughts on “I Know This Much Is True” by Wally Lamb”
