Currently reading: Ducks by Kate Beaton πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Magic Kingdom by Russell Banks πŸ“šLoved it though I can’t say exactly why. Mainly the voice of the main character, full of a regret that somehow felt relatable and useful.

Currently reading: The World We Make by N. K. Jemisin πŸ“š

Currently reading: The Magic Kingdom by Russell Banks πŸ“š

Finished reading: LaserWriter II by Tamara Shopsin πŸ“šHad some good moments but was fundamentally unsatisfying.

Currently reading: An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us by Ed Yong πŸ“š

Currently reading: Ithaca by Claire North πŸ“š

Currently reading: LaserWriter II by Tamara Shopsin πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Balliols by Alec Waugh πŸ“šSo unexpectedly good! Written in 1934, looking back at 1900-1925. Lots about the role of women changing, lots about the disappointments post-WW1. Highly recommended.

Finished reading: The Women Could Fly by Megan Giddings πŸ“šI didn’t love it. Parts of it were great, a lot of it was preachy.

Currently reading: The Women Could Fly by Megan Giddings πŸ“š

Currently reading: Learning Science for Instructional Designers by Clark N. Quinn πŸ“š

Finished reading: Beware of Pity by Stefan Zweig πŸ“šSuch an interesting novel. I suspect it works on many levels. Thank you to my friends in the Readers Republic for recommending it.

Currently reading: The Balliols by Alec Waugh πŸ“š

Finished reading: Waterlog: A Swimmers Journey Through Britain by Roger Deakin πŸ“šA lovely book written by a happy swimmer and naturalist.

Finished reading: The First World War by John Keegan πŸ“šso excellent. I was too ignorant about this war. So many millions of young men killed. France, Germany, Russia, Britain, Austria, America, all paid such a price.

Finished reading: The Alchemy of Us by Ainissa Ramirez πŸ“šI quite enjoyed this non-fiction book that is a history of science/engineering around specific inventions that have shaped our modern world. I think this was a recommendation from @pratik.

Finished reading: A Dead Djinn in Cairo: A Tor.Com Original by P. DjΓ¨lΓ­ Clark πŸ“šTurns out this was more of a short story than a full novel. Fun fantasy, set in a 19th century Cairo with magic.

Currently reading: Beware of Pity by Stefan Zweig πŸ“š

Currently reading: Waterlog: A Swimmers Journey Through Britain by Roger Deakin πŸ“š

Currently reading: A Dead Djinn in Cairo by P. DjΓ¨lΓ­ Clark πŸ“š

Finished reading: Akata Woman by Nnedi Okorafor πŸ“šThird in a trilogy. It’s fun fantasy fiction set in Nigeria, I’ve enjoyed this series.

Finished reading: Landmarks by Robert Macfarlane πŸ“šA beautiful book. I want to read every book mentioned (such as The Peregrine and Waterlog) as well as everything Macfarlane ever writes.

Finished reading: In the Early Times by Tad Friend πŸ“š a good read but ultimately so sad. The way being born an American WASP can pollute your being. I have some of it in my background.

Currently reading: Akata Woman by Nnedi Okorafor πŸ“š