not my father's son, by alan cumming (i listened to the audiobook and it turns out i read it before! thanks, blog for reminding me of that when i got halfway through and was like I HAVE DEFINITELY READ THIS BEFORE HOW ELSE COULD I KNOW WHERE THIS WAS GOING. loved it - great memoir - would highly recommend if you have any interest in alan cumming. he reads the audiobook, which is excellent!)
imbeciles: the supreme court, american eugenics, and the sterilization of carrie buck, by adam cohen (this was not a light read but was an important one and i was glad to dive into this (really problematic) era of american history. i definitely recommend this to people who like reading nonfiction.)
isola, by allegra goodman (i read this because we were considering it for a summer reading book for students; we ultimately decided not to pick it but i am glad i read it - historical fiction that was pretty interesting and compelling. well written. i'd recommend!)
the road to tender hearts, by annie hartnett (i looooooved this book and have added the other books by this author to my list. funny, touching, compelling - i really wanted to know how the storyline was going to play out. my version of an excellent beach read that you could read in a weekend!)
