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Warning: DO NOT read Sedaris at night, in bed, when next to a sleeping partner. The poorly supressed giggles and the flat out LOL moments will wake them. Just saying.
I am now currently reading Up from Orchard Street . I will be back and let you all know what I thought .
I'm most interested in reading this book. I love the history of New York's Lower East Side. I spend at least a day there when I'm in the city. I start on Hester street and move out from there.
I've finally finished "Notorious Royal Marriages". A very good book if you like to get an overview about how marriages where arranged in the royal houses over the last centuries. Made me pick out some interesting persons about whom I want to read more.
Now I need something more entertaining so I started "Brother Odd" by Dean Koontz. Quite good so far.
I will definitely check out the Blackest Bird which sounds like if I could start it, I would be drawn in.
More than one person recommended Notorious Royal Marriages and I requested it at the library and hope to remember to pick it up so I can really enjoy that one.
I do appreciate the suggestions here. So to answer honestly, I am not reading anything but I really do plan to shortly.
I will definitely check out the Blackest Bird which sounds like if I could start it, I would be drawn in.
More than one person recommended Notorious Royal Marriages and I requested it at the library and hope to remember to pick it up so I can really enjoy that one.
I do appreciate the suggestions here. So to answer honestly, I am not reading anything but I really do plan to shortly.
I know as soon as I started reading it(The Blackest Bird) I was drawn in and someone recomended it to me and I found it to be one of the best books I have read all year besides the help . I hope you do read it and tell me what you think of it .
Read another of the books randomly grabbed off the library shelves, and this one made the trip there and back worthwhile "Dating Deam Men" by Harley Jane Kozak. It's a "fringe" mob comedy basicallly. I loved it
I'm currently reading Wasp by Eric Frank Russell. No, it's not about White people who play golf and live on Long Island, it's a sci-fi novel about asymmetrical warfare. Very entertaining and highly recommended so far...
Another random grab, and I was really pleased with this one. "What the Dead Know" by Laura Lippman. I'm actually thinking of looking for some of her other books now.
Just started another Jennifer Weiner book: Good In Bed. So far, so good!
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"Dating Deam Men" by Harley Jane Kozak. It's a "fringe" mob comedy basicallly. I loved it
