Trying to catch up on the past month's Sunday "NY Times" then...
Gayle Rubin's "Deviations".

'The Alchemist'- A fable about following your dream- by Paulo Coelho

Flour (by Joanne Chang)

Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly

I'm enjoying it, and while I am looking forward to seeing the movie I think this will be another case where the book is much better than the movie.

(Paperback is being released Dec 6th)

Brother Odd, third in the series and loving it more than expected. Books make my soul happy :hamactor:

The Year of Voting Dangerously: by Maureen Dowd


I like her writing style especially her OP EDS in the NYT but this is the first book of her's I've read.

After hearing her on Seth Meyers the other night I think it's going to be something I'll enjoy!

Taproot Magazine
 

My close family & best friend gave me a current issue of Taproot magazine. The magazine is published in the state of Vermont, which features articles and stories about food, plant life, homesteading, art, and numerous other subjective and objective topics of interest. I am currently reading an article about a Pacific Northwest couple who homestead for a living, with interest for bee keeping and harvest of honey. Title of the article is: Sweet As Honey.

I highly recommend this magazine because the style of writing and subject interest is exceptionally outstanding, very enjoyable.

For more information, look up their website:
www.taprootmag.com

Or...

Write to:

Taproot
120 Graham Way - suite 200
Shelburne, Vermont. 05482-9906

I started reading All the light We Cannot See.

One of the tellers at my bank read it and loved it. I don't read enough fiction and it's always good to find something that keeps my interest.

So far so good. :)

I read that book, not long ago.
The story is well crafted . I don't know exactly how to describe it without spoiling it for you, but I really liked how various strands of the story were woven together. Metaphor, tons of metaphor. I kept the book too, rather than trade it in for another book. I hope you really enjoy the book --- All The Light We Cannot See.

I am reading Fern Michaels Sisterhood Series. I'm six books in and I'm enjoying them immensely. They are easy and fun reads.

The End Of America
 

Naomi Wolf. -This book takes a historical look at the rise of fascism, outlining the ten steps necessary for a state to take control of individual lives. This book also explains how this pattern was followed in Nazi Germany and Mussolini's Italy, as well as elsewhere, and compares it to the current state of affairs in American Political power since Sept. 11, 2001.

THE WHISTLER by John Grisham

I'm enjoying it:glasses:

Let's see, I just finished rereading The Notebook, and now I am once again rereading The Help.

Downloaded The Handmaiden's Tale by Margaret Atwood. Can't believe I have never read this.

God how I wish she's write another book~!

The Hidden Life of Trees, Peter Wohlleben

I just started reading Ayn Rand's, "The Fountainhead".

If the Buddha Dated by Charlotte Kasl has been a worn page-marked-up-dog-eared favorite for years. So, I recently picked up another by Charlotte Kasl, If the Buddha Got Stuck. I can already tell it will be another favorite.

Also picked up, "Dancing With Life: Buddhist Insights for Finding Meaning and Joy in the Face of Suffering" by Phillip Moffitt, but I haven't had much time to begin reading it yet. Soon, I hope. ☺