Currently reading: Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World: Essays by Barry Lopez πŸ“š

Currently reading: Whirlybird Island by Ernest Hebert πŸ“š

Finished reading: Himalayan Dhaba by Craig Joseph Danner πŸ“šNot recommended unless you’re one of those people who love it when emergency room doctors start telling graphic stories.

Finished reading: Learning from the Germans by Susan Neiman πŸ“šQuite a good book about what Germany has done to β€œwork off” its Nazi crimes, and what the US could do to work off its slavery crimes.

Finished reading: Building a StoryBrand by Donald Miller πŸ“ša useful marketing book. So many in this genre are useless.

Finished reading: Frankie’s Place by Jim Sterba πŸ“šI liked this more than I expected. Well-off white people enjoying their boring summers in Maine in the 1990s. With recipes.

Finished reading: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir πŸ“šAnother one of those novels that is full of “and then this happened and then that happened.” I keep reading them through to the end but I don’t love them.

Finished reading: Because Our Fathers Lied by Craig McNamara πŸ“šA book with personal resonance for me, as it has to do with growing up in Washington, DC with a parent in the federal government who is not always truthful.

Currently reading: Frankie’s Place by Jim Sterba πŸ“š

Currently reading: Because Our Fathers Lied by Craig McNamara πŸ“š

Currently reading: Building a StoryBrand by Donald Miller πŸ“š

Sort of finished reading: Heroes of the Frontier by Dave Eggers πŸ“šended up skimming through to the end. No likeable characters and I couldn’t see the value in further study of their flaws.

Currently reading: Heroes of the Frontier by Dave Eggers πŸ“š

Currently reading: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Book of Form and Emptiness: A Novel by Ruth Ozeki πŸ“šnot as good as I had hoped. Given its weighty topics, I wanted a deeper treatment.

Currently reading: Learning from the Germans by Susan Neiman πŸ“š

Currently reading: Chants Democratic by Sean Wilentz πŸ“š

Currently reading: Himalayan Dhaba by Craig Joseph Danner πŸ“š

Currently reading: Technical Blogging by Antonio Cangiano πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Healing Power of Story by Annie Brewster πŸ“šA good idea, about how storytelling can help patients with serious illnesses, but somehow the book comes across as juvenile and self-serving.

Finished reading: Fixing Your Scrum by Ryan Ripley πŸ“šan excellent book for anyone working on an Agile team.

Currently reading: The Healing Power of Story by Annie Brewster πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Secret of Santa Vittoria by Robert Crichton πŸ“šA WWII novel that is part funny and part tragic. I realized my parents had named our childhood cat after the main character, Bombolino. Another insight into the awfulness of WWII.

Finished reading: The Correspondents by Judith Mackrell πŸ“šI greatly enjoyed this non-fiction book about 6 female war correspondents who reported on WWII. It brought home to me the awfulness of that war. I was born in 1960, 15 years after WWII ended. But it was not spoken of.

Currently reading: The Story of a New Name (Neapolitan Novels Book 2) by Elena Ferrante πŸ“š