Let’s see what came up on the reading list this week …
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Reading Wednesday: Eclectic
So here is what I read this week…
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Eclectic”Reading Wednesday: Sleuths, Cops and Game Wardens
Growing up I had a lot of Nancy Drew books.
Some of them might even have been my mom’s. Plus a lot that I borrowed from my local library growing up. Oh how I loved the visit to the library!
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Sleuths, Cops and Game Wardens”Reading Wednesday: Last Chances
I didn’t read a lot of books this week. Like last week, when I tried and failed to read Infinite Jest, I took on a tome. This time with more success.
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Last Chances”Reading Wednesday: Infinitely Stalled
Well it’s another short list this week because I spent much of the week starting Infinite Jest.
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Infinitely Stalled”Reading Wednesday: National History and a Family’s History
Just a couple of books kept me busy this week…
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: National History and a Family’s History”Reading Wednesday: Dystopian Futures, Tragic Fates, Troubling Histories, and all kinds of animals…
… especially Dogs, Wolves, Turtles and so many Rabbits.
So what on earth was I reading this week?
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Dystopian Futures, Tragic Fates, Troubling Histories, and all kinds of animals…”Reading Wednesday: Poverty, Slavery, Falconry, Angst
This week’s reading included a novel capturing early 20th century life for a child of Irish immigrants in Brooklyn, how the great evil of slavery interplayed with a range of decisions before and since our nation’s founding, and of course several Western adventures with falconry highlights mixed in, as I continue my way through CJ Box’s Joe Pickett series. And then some more classics.
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Poverty, Slavery, Falconry, Angst”Reading Wednesday: Light Reading, Heavy Reading
I whipped through the next three books in the Joe Pickett series by C.J. Box – the next two were on hold probably for a week or two, so that made room for the meatier stuff that came available after weeks on the waitlist.
Continue reading “Reading Wednesday: Light Reading, Heavy Reading”Reading Wednesday: Classic and Not-So-Classic (But Still Some of Them Excellent) Novels

This week’s reading included:
“If you don’t want a man unhappy politically, don’t give him two sides to a question to worry him; give him one. Better yet, give him none.”
Deeply disturbing and far too accurate sentiment from Fahrenheit 451