Thursday, March 16, 2023

february: 6, 7 & 8

this month i read...

less is lost, by andrew sean greer (i really liked the first book in what is now a series - less - and this is a follow up, though it's not necessary for you to have read the first book.  we follow our main character on a jaunt around the country as he contemplates his relationship with his father and with his partner.  i enjoyed but wasn't particularly moved by this one - it might have fallen victim to the 10-pages-a-night-before-you-fall-asleep curse, where one can't realllllly get into a book when reading in those chunks.  liked but didn't love.)

lessons in chemistry, by bonnie garmus (this was a book club pick and i know it's HOT right now but i was able to get a copy of the book from the library, and i really enjoyed it.  quirky characters, well written, no other books out there exactly like it.  the cover design makes me think it's being pitched as a beach read, but it was so much better than that!  recommend.)

the best of me, by david sedaris (i listened to this audiobook, a collection of his stories from across the span of his career.  some i'd heard before, others i hadn't, but i just love david sedaris's writing and thoroughly enjoyed this listen!)