What are you reading 2020?

[rosarugosa]

SM: I did read that one, but it was long enough ago that I can't remember much about it. I am a Wharton fan, not only of her books, but I love her home in the Berkshires and have visited a few times.
I'm currently reading Less by Andrew Sean Greer, which won a Pulitzer. I am slowly warming to it, but it hasn't really grabbed me yet. The rave reviews are passionate enough to persuade me to give it time. Will report back.

[Simplemind]

rosarugosa I was reading up on her last night after I downloaded the book. Wow, what an incredible, fascinating life.

[Tradd]

Today I'll be starting The Buccaneers by Edith Wharton. You know.... something light.

There was a fabulous version on Masterpiece Theater sometime in the early 90s. Loved it.

[Yppej]

I tired of Yang's statistics and have moved on to Mary Pipher's Women Rowing North.

[Tybee]

I don;t know what that is, but I listened to the rowing book about the Olympic team that went to Hitler's Olympics and it's wonderful.

[rosarugosa]

I don;t know what that is, but I listened to the rowing book about the Olympic team that went to Hitler's Olympics and it's wonderful.

Tybee: I read the book and loved it. Not something I would ever have expected to like so much, but it was a great story and so well-written.

[flowerseverywhere]

Read the fabulous “shell seekers” from recommendations here. Really loved it. My book club all raved about it.

neighbor lent me “An invisible thread” which I really liked. It explains the desperate world some kids grow up in.

upcoming reads from my book club “Clara and Mr. Tiffany” (Vreeland) , “City of Girls” (Elizabeth Gilbert) and “Still life” (Louise Penny). We read a combo of old and new books. Just started Tiffany and the first few pages sound very familiar. I must have read it in the past. We planned on a field trip this month to the Morse museum in Winter Park which is all about Tiffany but obviously those plans were scrapped.

[JaneV2.0]

Just finished listening to Amy, My Search for Her Killer, read by the author--a true crime tome about the abduction and death of Amy Mihaljevik. Now I'm back to mysteries with cats, for balance.

[Yppej]

Just started Prairie Fires about Laura Ingalls Wilder.

[iris lilies]

There was a fabulous version on Masterpiece Theater sometime in the early 90s. Loved it.

I know! I love that PBS show as well.