The Sea of Tranquility was just splendid. After I finished it, I walked into the office and told Maile, "Well, I guess I'll be reading anything Emily St. John Mandel writes."
This was the best reading list I’ve come across this month. There are about five on here I think both my husband and I will appreciate. Thank you for always being authentic and original your thoughts are a breath of fresh air.
For Hannah Coulter, is the narrator you found a man or a woman? I’m finding a woman narrator. I love audiobooks and would like to enjoy the same version you did. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Tsh! As someone who's trying to get back into reading, lists like this from people whose taste I trust are gold. I'm sure you already have a short list but if you need any suggestions for your "books set in the Southern Hemisphere" category for next year I'm happy to suggest some Aussie classics :)
Also - thank you for mentioning the comfort/challenge/panic zone idea. I've never thought of panic being a result of setting unobtainable goals but thinking about it that way makes a whole lot of things that are going on in my life at the moment make more sense. You've given me a lot to think about.
Thanks for sharing this list! I’ve added a few of these titles to my TBR list. How do you choose and decide what books to read? How do you decide between visual reading and audio reading for them?
I've been hearing so much about Amor Towles lately! Adding to the queue. I had Sea of Tranquility out from the library and just didn't get to it. I loved Station Eleven, so definitely in 2023! I'm curious about Abolition of Man and also really excited to see your 2023 list. Thanks for sharing!
A Gentleman in Moscow moved into my all time top 10, and I haven't added to that list in years. It's one of those books that I wish I could read again for the first time. I was swept away on so so many levels.
The Sea of Tranquility was just splendid. After I finished it, I walked into the office and told Maile, "Well, I guess I'll be reading anything Emily St. John Mandel writes."
Yeah, she's one of those authors that *nearly* makes me angry with how good her sentences are. She's quite the talent!
This was the best reading list I’ve come across this month. There are about five on here I think both my husband and I will appreciate. Thank you for always being authentic and original your thoughts are a breath of fresh air.
For Hannah Coulter, is the narrator you found a man or a woman? I’m finding a woman narrator. I love audiobooks and would like to enjoy the same version you did. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Tsh! As someone who's trying to get back into reading, lists like this from people whose taste I trust are gold. I'm sure you already have a short list but if you need any suggestions for your "books set in the Southern Hemisphere" category for next year I'm happy to suggest some Aussie classics :)
Also - thank you for mentioning the comfort/challenge/panic zone idea. I've never thought of panic being a result of setting unobtainable goals but thinking about it that way makes a whole lot of things that are going on in my life at the moment make more sense. You've given me a lot to think about.
Thanks for sharing this list! I’ve added a few of these titles to my TBR list. How do you choose and decide what books to read? How do you decide between visual reading and audio reading for them?
I've been hearing so much about Amor Towles lately! Adding to the queue. I had Sea of Tranquility out from the library and just didn't get to it. I loved Station Eleven, so definitely in 2023! I'm curious about Abolition of Man and also really excited to see your 2023 list. Thanks for sharing!
A Gentleman in Moscow moved into my all time top 10, and I haven't added to that list in years. It's one of those books that I wish I could read again for the first time. I was swept away on so so many levels.