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pickShiner started a little slow for me, but once it got going it was good. It‘s told from multiple POVs, each giving a different look at the same events. A lot of it is sad, but I have hope for the characters who are still with us at the end.
I chose this for #WestVirginia for #readthestates2021.
pickI chose this for #Nevada for #readthestates2021.
I wasn‘t sure what to expect when I started this, but wound up really enjoying it. It‘s a thriller, kind of, but has deeper characters than I think a lot of thriller have. I wound definitely read more by this author.
A boy finds the body of his math teacher in the woods, and several people in the small desert town set out to figure out how he wound up there.
Multiple audio narrators, well done.
#weeklyforecast
I‘m hoping to read Last Night at the Telegraph Club in the next couple of days for #LMPBC so I can send it along to the next reader. And I‘m listening to The Distant Dead on audio for #Nevada for #ReadtheStates2021. Both are good so far 🙂
The rest of the week is dependent on which library holds come through for me. I‘m looking forward to all 3 of these!
Have a great reading week!
My February wrap up. 📚😊
Favorites were The Bird Way and Detransition, Baby.
I added South Carolina, Delaware, Colorado, and Illinois for #readthestates2021.
so-soThis is a very fast read, written in mostly one or two page vignettes. My favorite was about a neighbor giving three pairs of heels to three little girls and the fun they had trying them on and learning to walk in them, then realizing men were looking at them differently and abandoning the shoes.
Read for #Illinois #ReadTheStates2021
