Reading in June

[Florence]

I just finished Ordinary Heroes by Scott Turow. Oh my, what an excellent read!

Joe and I are reading The Wright Brothers by David McCullough. There is so much more to the Wright brothers and their flying machine than I thought. As always, David McCullough can really make a biography come alive.

What are you reading?

[iris lilies]

I just finished Ordinary Heroes by Scott Turow. Oh my, what an excellent read!

Joe and I are reading The Wright Brothers by David McCullough. There is so much more to the Wright brothers and their flying machine than I thought. As always, David McCullough can really make a biography come alive.

What are you reading?

i heard McCullough interviewed on nor and this book sounded interesting.

my summer reading theme is graphic novels.im working through a list of those highest rated on Good Reads.

[Gardenarian]

I'm reading "Seveneves" by Neal Stephenson. Almost 900 pages, and way too much techie detail than necessary for telling the story. Still, I'm enjoying it. It is about a future where the moon is hit by (a meteor? wandering black hole? they're not sure.) This leads to the total destruction of the Earth, with a small crew in space trying to guarantee the survival of the human race.

[iris lilies]

Has anyone finished the Pulitzer novel, All the light We Cannot See? I started it liked it, and then had to return it to the library because there is a waiting list.

[Florence]

Has anyone finished the Pulitzer novel, All the light We Cannot See? I started it liked it, and then had to return it to the library because there is a waiting list.

I read it and loved it all the way to the end! Get back on the waiting list!