Brenpike reads 2018

Back for an eighth year...

January, 2018

1. Pachinko Min Jin Lee

February, 2018

March, 2018

2. Where the Line Bleeds Jesmyn Ward

April, 2018

May, 2018

June, 2018

July, 2018

August, 2018

3.Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging Sebastian Junger

September, 2018

4. Headlights on the Prairie Robert Rebein
5. Sea Prayer Khalid Hosseini
6. Fear: Trump in the White House Bob Woodward

October, 2018

7. There There Tommy Orange
8. The Friend Sigrid Nunez
9. Florida Lauren Groff

November, 2018

10. Waiting for Eden Eliot Ackerman
11. Where the Dead Sit Talking Brandon Hobson
12. A Lucky Man Jamel Brinkley
13. Washington Black Esi Edugyan
14. Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth Sarah Smarsh

December, 2018

Welcome back!

Thanks, Jim!

Happy New Year
Happy New Group here
This place is full of friends
I hope it never ends
It brew of erudition and good cheer.

Hi Pau!

Happy reading in 2018, Brenda!

Great! I found you. I wish you health and happiness in 2018 with plenty of time to read good books, and spoil your grandchildren.

Love to you!

Happy New Year. I hope 2018 brings health and lots of time with your family. Do you have a book you could recommend? I've been going through my own pile and giving them away when I am finished. But, you and I have similar tastes.

Happy 2018 reading!

Hi, Brenda! Dropping off a
And wishing you

Hello all! Thanks for checking in 😀
Looking forward to some great reading (yours and mine) this year 👍🏻📚

I often think of the Philadelphia meet up. We had such fun because you had a list of things of interest. I live and hour and 1/2 from Philadelphia, yet I had never visited the Eastern state penitentiary, or the Mutter Museum.
When I have check ups at The Rothman Institute, located in center city Philadelphia, I think of the wonderful time we had together.

I, also, think of that fun weekend fairly often! 😀

You did such a remarkable job at planning incredible things to see. Thank you for that!

Alas, I did not get to the post office yesterday. We had a snow storm that made roads very slippery. I will be sending books for the boys this week.

Much Love to you my friend!

Thinking of you today, and hoping all is well.