By E. Lockhart (225 pp.)
This came highly recommended and unfortunately, didn't work for me. I don't think it's a terrible book, just not for me. It's YA. The narrative voice is sort-of dreamy and disjointed. It's about a young woman who has survived a tragedy she can't remember and she's dealing with a wealthy dysfunctional family that's in a huge squabble.
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
34. Falling Sky
By Rajan Khanna (254 pp)
Full disclosure: Raj is a friend and my name is in the acknowledgements.
But it's a great action-y book! Recommend.
The story takes place after a sickness that turns people into feral killing machines takes over the earth. People survive by living in the air. The hero, Ben, operates the airship Cherub. A lot of things happen to him. Run out and buy 2 copies so you have one to give to a friend.
Full disclosure: Raj is a friend and my name is in the acknowledgements.
But it's a great action-y book! Recommend.
The story takes place after a sickness that turns people into feral killing machines takes over the earth. People survive by living in the air. The hero, Ben, operates the airship Cherub. A lot of things happen to him. Run out and buy 2 copies so you have one to give to a friend.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
33. Brief Encounters with Che Guevara
By Ben Fountain (229 pp)
This is the author who wrote Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk which I read last summer and LOVED. It's one of my first favorite books in a long time. I enjoyed these stories but story collections are harder. I always say they are uneven but that really just means I liked some stories more than others. For how many collections is that not true? I especially loved "Asian Tiger."
This is the author who wrote Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk which I read last summer and LOVED. It's one of my first favorite books in a long time. I enjoyed these stories but story collections are harder. I always say they are uneven but that really just means I liked some stories more than others. For how many collections is that not true? I especially loved "Asian Tiger."
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