WHAT TO READ NEXT
*Not sure why my spacing and bullets down there are wonky. Because they're not wonky on the backend, I can assure you! I've pointed it out to the admin. As an editor, this is driving me CRAZY!!!
What I'm reading next, reading currently, or just finished reading:
PACHINKO • by Min Jin Lee • I read this book for one of my book clubs. I'm not sure if I would recommend it or not, but you can see more about what I had to say in my review of it.
EDUCATED • by Tara Westover • At this point I've read Educated and thought it was quite amazing. I haven't posted it on here yet, but you can see my review on Instagram.
US AGAINST YOU • by Fredrik Backman • I've now read two of Backman's novels and though both were great. I'll be reviewing A Man Called Ove soon, which I absolutely loved. Beartown was also good, but it was so dark that I didn't love it nearly as much as Ove. (You can see my brief review of Beartown on my Instagram account.) Curious to see how I feel about a third, as the two novels I've read so far felt wildly different.
BRAVING THE WILDERNESS • by Brene Brown • I've read a couple of Brene Brown's books and they were both life-changing and inspiring. I forced several friends (and the hubs) to read Daring Greatly. Again, life-changing. Looking forward to seeing what this one is all about.
WATERSHIP DOWN • by Richard Adams • A friend recommended this to me after I mentioned seeing it mentioned by a character in a novel I'd been reading. She said it was her favorite story as a child/teen. I keep hearing about it and now there's a movie, so I figured it was time to read it. I've started it and am intrigued. I'll let you know what I think when I'm done. And this might be one for our afternoon readings with the kids.
OUT OF THE SPIN CYCLE • by Jen Hatmaker • I can't get enough of Jen Hatmaker and I'm pretty sure we'd be best friends if we ever met. (I bet a lot of people say that.) She makes me laugh and lightens the load on the serious issues of life. I love her. This will be my next devotional book I'll read slowly in the mornings.
NINE PERFECT STRANGERS • by Liane Moriarty • Moriarty is probably my favorite "easy read" fiction novels right now. Although I use that term hesitantly because she is a brilliant writer... not fluffy. I love her style, her characters, and her stories. There are always unexpected twists and I can't put them down! Can't wait to get started on this one!
LOTS of links! I know... sorry! But hopefully you can find what you need quickly through them. And yes, there are some affiliate links. We all know what that means. Thanks for your support. ;)
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