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Hey I highly reccomend tallgrass by sandra dallas excellent book I absoloutly love her and most things she writes . I loved the book doc by mary doria russell .
I haven't read Tall Grass, but it's on my To Be Read list. I have read the following Sandra Dallas titles:
New Mercies
The Bride's House
Prayers for Sale
Alice's Tulips
Whiter than Snow
The Chili Queen
I'm reading "The Thorn Birds" for the first time, and loving it! It paints a fascinating picture of life in the Australian Outback. I already know it won't end happily, but that's okay.
Finished Commencement by J Courtney Sullivan, but was not impressed. She may be a Smith graduate who knows what the culture was like at an elite women's school, but she didn't convey it in a convincing way. Writing skills were lackluster. I much more enjoyed her sophomore effort, Maine.
Will be starting the new Anne Tyler, The Beginner's Goodbye and hoping I will love or at least like it...
I just read Tuesdays With Morrie. I have to believe I'm in the minority when I say I didn't really like it. And, quite frankly, nothing against Morrie himself, but I found the book to be quite annoying after a while.
I just finished Ella Minnow Pea and I really enjoyed it. The language was amazing and the backstory was chilling when it's evident that government really can make rules that, while stange on the face of it, can still impact life in ways we never imagine.
I'm still reading Land of Later On but it's slow going because I have a hard time wrapping my head around where he is at any given moment!
I bought The Sand Pebbles for a re-read. I remember how much I enjoyed it when it first came out and I'm looking forward to getting into it with no distractions. This is a busy month so I may have to delay a bit.
I just read Tuesdays With Morrie. I have to believe I'm in the minority when I say I didn't really like it. And, quite frankly, nothing against Morrie himself, but I found the book to be quite annoying after a while.
I agree with you. I did not care for the book, either.
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It paints a fascinating picture of life in the Australian Outback. I already know it won't end happily, but that's okay.
