This book list would be easier...
...if my library didn't say "ADULT FICTION BOOK" a lot of the time on my borrow list. Returning books would be easier, too!
I read Zen Cho's Sorcerer to the Crown. Pretty awesome! I like what she did with a lot of it, especially one thing I didn't see coming and was delighted with. Some of it was a bit forced and other parts too unresolved, but hopefully that is what the future books are for. Will definitely keep reading more in the series. :)
I'm reading Still Alice by Lisa Genova. I've seen the movie, and so far I'm liking the book too, as sad as the story is. I've had (and have) family members with Alzheimer's, so it's an emotional read.
I'm also reading Metamorphosis: Stages in a Life by David Suzuki. It was published a long time ago, and a lot has happened in his life since, but I'm enjoying his early life so far. I'm not sure if he's that well known outside of Canada, but he's the top environmentalist in the country.
I read Zen Cho's Sorcerer to the Crown. Pretty awesome! I like what she did with a lot of it, especially one thing I didn't see coming and was delighted with. Some of it was a bit forced and other parts too unresolved, but hopefully that is what the future books are for. Will definitely keep reading more in the series. :)
I'm reading Still Alice by Lisa Genova. I've seen the movie, and so far I'm liking the book too, as sad as the story is. I've had (and have) family members with Alzheimer's, so it's an emotional read.
I'm also reading Metamorphosis: Stages in a Life by David Suzuki. It was published a long time ago, and a lot has happened in his life since, but I'm enjoying his early life so far. I'm not sure if he's that well known outside of Canada, but he's the top environmentalist in the country.