Reading Thread/Goals for 2025

[wvjules]

Good luck with "Atmosphere". I'm almost done with it, and still wrestling with whether I like it or not. "Beach Read" sounds like something I need sometime-now to see if my library has it.

Well I finished it last night. I kept having to remind myself that these were adults and not teenagers. Especially Joan. Not in my top 5 of the year. Probably one of my least favorites, actually.

Someone pick my next read from the list.

 

[Christine]

Well I finished it last night. I kept having to remind myself that these were adults and not teenagers. Especially Joan. Not in my top 5 of the year. Probably one of my least favorites, actually.

Someone pick my next read from the list.

Remarkably Bright Creatures was probably my favorite on the list.

 

[wvjules]

Remarkably Bright Creatures was probably my favorite on the list.

Then that is next.

 

[Christine]

Then that is next.

I've read Mad Honey and the Seven Husbands of..... and I think I enjoyed both but honestly they aren't standing out to me because it's been awhile but I think both of those were enjoyable also.

 

[ddluvsdisney]

Well I finished it last night. I kept having to remind myself that these were adults and not teenagers. Especially Joan. Not in my top 5 of the year. Probably one of my least favorites, actually.

Someone pick my next read from the list.

Remarkably Bright Creatures was one of my favorite books!

 

[bobbiwoz]

47/50. “This Dog Will Change Your Life “ by Elias Weiss Friedman. The book was recommended in AARP magazine, and because we are thinking it is soon time for us to look at rescuing a dog, I figured it was a good book for me. I am not familiar with “the Dogist” but the author makes his living meeting and photographing people with their dogs and posting on the internet in many locations.
I liked the book and it delivered many teary and happy moments! The bad realities of unwanted surplus animals, kill shelters and dogs as food in certain cultures could have been left out or dealt with otherwise. 4.5/5

 

[OKW8297]

13. The Griffin Sisters’ Greatest Hits by Jennifer Weiner. A story about sisters in a band and what happens. It was really good. I enjoy this author’s work.

 

[Christine]

47/50. “This Dog Will Change Your Life “ by Elias Weiss Friedman. The book was recommended in AARP magazine, and because we are thinking it is soon time for us to look at rescuing a dog, I figured it was a good book for me. I am not familiar with “the Dogist” but the author makes his living meeting and photographing people with their dogs and posting on the internet in many locations.
I liked the book and it delivered many teary and happy moments! The bad realities of unwanted surplus animals, kill shelters and dogs as food in certain cultures could have been left out or dealt with otherwise. 4.5/5

Thanks for the review. Not sure I can read it without a broken heart.

 

[melk]

Remarkably Bright Creatures was probably my favorite on the list.

I agree!