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  • Finished reading: The Fall of Hyperion by Dan Simmons πŸ“š

    3/5, The story continue to follow the pilgrims and the ultimate discovery of who the fight is actually against.

    β†’ 3:46 PM, Jun 27
  • Finished reading: Hyperion by Dan Simmons πŸ“š

    3/5, A twisting tale of seven pilgrims heading to a remote world in the distant future to possibly prevent a galactic war. They share their stories on the journey and reveal a frightening history.

    β†’ 9:47 PM, Jun 7
  • Finished reading: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer πŸ“š

    4/5, The war has just ended in England and a newly famous writer is looking for a new book topic when she receives a letter from the Channel Islands. The letter leads her to story and a life adventure.

    β†’ 5:24 PM, May 18
  • Finished reading: Turtles All the Way Down by John Green πŸ“š

    5/5, A teenager, with acute anxiety and OCD, embarks on a quest to solve the disappearance of an old friend’s billionaire Dad. Her own struggles lead her down a different path as she gets distracted by her own life.

    β†’ 1:12 PM, May 4
  • Finished reading: The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride πŸ“š

    4/5, A skeleton found at the bottom of an old well leads to a story about the struggles of a community growing amid immigration and migration in the early 20th century.

    β†’ 8:46 PM, Apr 29
  • Finished reading: The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley πŸ“š

    4/5, A time machine from the future allows the current-day British government bring historical figures to the present day. But what happens when the women they select to be the β€œbridge” between the past and the present falls in love?

    β†’ 2:29 PM, Apr 20
  • Finished reading: Becoming Steve Jobs by Brent Schlender πŸ“š

    3/5, A look into Steve Job’s evolution as a leader through the viewpoint of a journalist who covered him for his entire professional career.

    β†’ 9:00 PM, Apr 15
  • Finished reading: The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz πŸ“š

    2/5, A text outlining four truths to help people realize happiness based on the Toltec traditions.

    β†’ 11:24 AM, Apr 8
  • Finished reading: The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt πŸ“š

    4/5, A winding tail of a young boy who tragically loses his mother to a terrorist attack at the Met and the painting that shapes the rest of his challenging life.

    β†’ 10:03 PM, Apr 5
  • Finished reading: Bewilderment: A Novel by Richard Powers πŸ“š

    4/5, A moving tale of an astrobiologist who develops models about the potential for life o other planets trying to raise his 9-year old autistic son after his wife is killed in an accident. His desire to keep his son off psychoactive drugs leads them into an astounding journey of neurofeedback training.

    β†’ 10:20 PM, Mar 11
  • Finished reading: Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie πŸ“š

    3/5, A space ship’s AI, used to control thousands of soldiers and the activities of a large spacecraft, through an act of terror ends up controlling a single human body. That AI is determined to use its body to seek revenge.

    β†’ 10:08 PM, Mar 3
  • Finished reading: The Rape of Nanking by Iris Chang πŸ“š

    2/5, In 1937, Japan marched into Nanking, the capital of China and over the next six weeks slaughtered the civilian population of the city. This outlines the relatively untold story of the devastation.

    β†’ 10:46 PM, Feb 14
  • Finished reading: Polostan by Neal Stephenson πŸ“š

    4/5, An intriguing first book of a series that tells an epic tale a young Russian/American girl’s journey to become an integral part of a pre-atomic Soviet Union, all while setting the scene for the potential for stories ahead.

    β†’ 9:30 PM, Feb 1
  • Finished reading: The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley πŸ“š

    3/5, A small group of 30-somethings who went to school together, continue their tradition of spending New Year’s Eve together in a remote portion of the Scottish Highlands. By the turn of the new year one of them is dead and many stunning secrets revealed.

    β†’ 4:01 PM, Jan 26
  • Finished reading: The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi πŸ“š

    3/5, Based in the not too distant future, when water has become the most important commodity, three people’s lives collide over the water rights of the Colorado River.

    β†’ 3:58 PM, Jan 26
  • Finished reading: Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys πŸ“š

    3/5, The stories of four refugees of WWII and their trek to the coast with the promise of escaping the war, ending with their dramatic departure over the Baltic.

    β†’ 10:31 AM, Jan 19
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