What are you reading now?: Ocotber 11, 2025.

Still working on Silent Spring Revolution and Papyrus.

Knocked off Rose/House, now working on Some Assembly Required.

I've been reading A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers for Banned Books Week!

Happy Banned Books Week!

>2 PaperbackPirate: I've just read the first three Wayfarer books by Becky Chambers, and loved them. Are you enjoying your Chambers book? Would you recommend it?

I finished my re-read of Outlander this week and I loved every minute of it. I've just been reading the first chapter of its sequel, Dragonfly in Amber, no opinion on it yet!

Currently reading Rules of the Heart by Janice Harlow a historical fiction about Lady Harriet Bessborough

I'm finishing up my final (for me) book in the Jane Yellowrock series Raven Cursed by Faith Hunter. Also still reading The Burning Time by Virginia Rounding and Helen and Teacher by Joseph P. Lash. Finished a cozy mystery to help make life look a bit better: The Silence in the Library by Miranda James.

>3 ahef1963: It was short and sweet. I'll definitely read the next in the series. Thanks for the Wayfarer recommendation!

Enjoying this audio via Libby ~

The First Gentleman: A Thriller
by James Patterson and Bill Clinton

Started this eBook via Libby ~

107 Days
by Kamala Harris

The Dog Who Followed the Moon – James Norbury
3.5***

In the deepest part of winter, a small pup, Amaya, gets separated from her parents. Wandering the woods alone she hears familiar sounds and heads toward what she assumes is a group of dogs. But they are wolves, and they are NOT welcoming.

Thus begins the latest fable from Norbury. I thought this work was not so good as Big Panda & Tiny Dragon. It seemed more simplistic and repetitive. Once again, Norbury reminds us that life is about the journey, not the destination, and that all experiences are ones we can learn from.

Still, I love his illustrations; I could look at them for hours (and have). There is something so calming and reassuring about the way he paints the natural landscape. Even a potentially scary situation has a certain peace about it. Very fitting for a book that also deals with loss and grief and going on despite the pain.

Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live
Susan Morrison
4/5 stars
Wonderful look at Lorne Michael's and his tenure at Saturday Night Live. I thoroughly enjoyed this book but it is a little long.
TV and Entertainment

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