June Reading
43. The Zookeeper’s Wife: A War Story
by Diane Ackerman
Genre: Non-fiction
Pages: 323
44. Making Toast: A Family Story
by Roger Rosenblatt
Genre: Memoir
Pages: 166
45. The God of Animals
by Aryn Kyle
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 305
46. The Sweet by and by
by Todd Johnson
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 303
47. The Greatest Generation Speaks: Letters and Reflections
by Tom Brokaw
Genre: Non-fiction
Pages: 237
48. Sight Hound
by Pam Houston
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 342
Since I've gotten so bad about doing this and I am also pretty sure that no one cares, I will say that The Sweet by and by by Todd Johnson is a really good book. It is about five Southern women who intersect around a nursing home. It was interesting to see elderly main characters and it was also nice to see a book set in the South that wasn't only about racial tension. Sometimes the Southern fiction genre makes it seem like all Southerns do is drink sweet tea and be racist. I adored the scene when the two old ladies escape from the nursing home. It's a bittersweet book, but I highly recommend it.
by Diane Ackerman
Genre: Non-fiction
Pages: 323
44. Making Toast: A Family Story
by Roger Rosenblatt
Genre: Memoir
Pages: 166
45. The God of Animals
by Aryn Kyle
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 305
46. The Sweet by and by
by Todd Johnson
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 303
47. The Greatest Generation Speaks: Letters and Reflections
by Tom Brokaw
Genre: Non-fiction
Pages: 237
48. Sight Hound
by Pam Houston
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 342
Since I've gotten so bad about doing this and I am also pretty sure that no one cares, I will say that The Sweet by and by by Todd Johnson is a really good book. It is about five Southern women who intersect around a nursing home. It was interesting to see elderly main characters and it was also nice to see a book set in the South that wasn't only about racial tension. Sometimes the Southern fiction genre makes it seem like all Southerns do is drink sweet tea and be racist. I adored the scene when the two old ladies escape from the nursing home. It's a bittersweet book, but I highly recommend it.