[media] Wednesday Reading
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What I've Read
THE FIXER by Jennifer Lynn Barnes: Oh, god, it was so good you guys, so much fun, and super entertaining. I find something incredibly soothing and pleasing about JLB's books, and I can't wait to read the sequel to this one. (It was a two book year for her, and I hope that continues, because YES PLEASE.)
What I'm Currently Reading
LISEY’S STORY by Stephen King: Still working my way through this one, though this past week didn't involve a lot of reading time. (The holidays are coming, plus I have a couple short writing projects I'm trying to get done before the end of the year.)
THE HAPPINESS PROJECT by Gretchen Rubin: This is the second time I've read this book just this year. I generally like Rubin's writing, but there are so many times I end up rolling my eyes because her perspective is -- well, she's a rich straight white woman, so. There are many things she says in her writing which she doesn't mean as harm, but. I still think there are really useful things to take away from her writing.
What I'll Read Next
DAUGHTERS UNTO DEVILS by Amy Lukavics: I'm hearing great things about this book, and that cover is amazingly creepy.
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What I've Read
THE FIXER by Jennifer Lynn Barnes: Oh, god, it was so good you guys, so much fun, and super entertaining. I find something incredibly soothing and pleasing about JLB's books, and I can't wait to read the sequel to this one. (It was a two book year for her, and I hope that continues, because YES PLEASE.)
What I'm Currently Reading
LISEY’S STORY by Stephen King: Still working my way through this one, though this past week didn't involve a lot of reading time. (The holidays are coming, plus I have a couple short writing projects I'm trying to get done before the end of the year.)
THE HAPPINESS PROJECT by Gretchen Rubin: This is the second time I've read this book just this year. I generally like Rubin's writing, but there are so many times I end up rolling my eyes because her perspective is -- well, she's a rich straight white woman, so. There are many things she says in her writing which she doesn't mean as harm, but. I still think there are really useful things to take away from her writing.
What I'll Read Next
DAUGHTERS UNTO DEVILS by Amy Lukavics: I'm hearing great things about this book, and that cover is amazingly creepy.
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comments. Read the original post there. Comment here or there using OpenID.