Tell Me What to Read: Summer 2016 Edition
I’m in a serious reading zone right now (hooray!) and I’m cruising through titles like I did back in my reading glory days of 2010 when I had no children, a 35-hour-a-week job, and a husband who traveled a lot.
Which means it is clearly time for a summer edition of Tell Me What to Read.
You know the drill – suggest something fun (although that doesn’t need to mean chick-lit – I’m up for non-fiction, memoirs, young adult, middle grade, AND chick-lit), and I’ll pick three to read in July, August, and September.
Your job: Comment with the title of a book you think I should read.
My job: Choose three from the suggestions and announce which ones I’ll be reading.
I’ll read one a month (ish) between now and the end of September. Feel free to read along and check back every month for my reviews.
And, as always, even if I hate the book, I will not hate you.
And go!
New follower here, so I'm not sure of everything you've read in the past? I am currently reading Empty Mansions by Bill Dedmond and Paul Clark Newell, Jr. Non fiction and FASCINATING! And I'm not normally a non fiction gal!
What Alice forgot. So good.
What Alice forgot. So good.
The Dead Duke, His Secret Wife, and the Missing Corpse: An Extraordinary Edwardian Case of Deception and Intrigue, by Piu Marie Eatwell (True story, and yes, it's quite possibly the longest title EVER!)
One Second After, by William R. Fortschen
Where The Light Gets In by Kimberly Willams-Paisley. So so heart wrenchingly good.
When air becomes breath by Paul Kalanithi
The girl on the train by Paula Hawkins
Mudbound by Hilary Jordan
I feel like this book expanded empathy for me in a really profound way.