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Re: Can we make book recommendations in this post?
I read this not too long ago because of all the recommendations here and I hated it. I generally enjoyed the story but I felt like the author had an agenda and I could've told the story more effectively with a more neutral tone.
I'm currently reading How to be an American Housewife by Margaret Dilloway. It's fluff, but it's enjoyable fluff.
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Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk About Kevin is a worthwhile read.
Room (Emma Donahue) was pretty good if you haven't read it yet.
On the non-fiction side, Drift (Rachel Maddow) and Other People's Children (Lisa Delpit) are on my to-read list. It's been awhile since I've read a NF book... I've been on a dystopian lit bender lately.
I'll be downloading this and I'll let you know if it's bullshiit or not
I loved it. I tend to love all things Neil Gaiman, though.
I'm also a long-time King fan, and I started 11/22/63 in the hospital, waiting for my contrax to get regular (I soon put it down, though ;-))--I haven't picked it up since.
Please do! I'd love to know what you think and discuss.
I'm currently reading:
Fluff - To Defy a King by Elizabeth Chadwick
Slightly less Fluff - Elizabeth I by Margaret George
Not fluff - Founding Gardeners by Andrea Wulf. Actually quite interesting.
I tried reading Tony Blair's memoir but just couldn't get into it. I'm finding that my recreational reading needs to be on the lighter side these days.
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Yes. Definitely. That book got under my skin and I still think about it months later.