August in Review: a month of books!
I read a murder mystery novel, two non-fiction history books and a biography this month. What did you read? Continue reading August in Review: a month of books!
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I Married A Communist. So? Who Cares?
I feel like this book lied to me. Continue reading I Married A Communist. So? Who Cares?
Life As A Unicorn by Amrou Al-Kadhi
Amrou Al-Kadhi’s experiences growing up gay as an Iraqi-immigrant in the UK and as the son of strict Muslim parents. Continue reading Life As A Unicorn by Amrou Al-Kadhi
A Foreign Field by Ben Macintyre: is all fair in love and war?
Macintyre has done a tremendous job researching what happened and retelling it like a thriller, with romance, war, social history and a mystery all thrown in for good measure. Wonderful stuff. Continue reading A Foreign Field by Ben Macintyre: is all fair in love and war?
Surfing The Gnarl Plus… by Rudy Rucker
In essence it’s sort of like a sampler, offering the reader a taster of what this writer is capable of, in the hope that you will be inspired enough to track down more of his work. Continue reading Surfing The Gnarl Plus… by Rudy Rucker
The Bookseller of Kabul
In many respects, this reportage reads like a real-life Handmaid’s Tale Continue reading The Bookseller of Kabul
Me, My Dad And The End Of The Rainbow
Yes, I know I’m a fully-grown adult but I enjoy reading children’s books! Continue reading Me, My Dad And The End Of The Rainbow
Reading in the Month of May: what did you read this month?
Featuring tigers, butterflies and a goldfinch. Continue reading Reading in the Month of May: what did you read this month?
