Reading Challenge for 2021 Complete
I read 64 books this year, 12 more than the 52 in this challenge.
I read 64 books this year, 12 more than the 52 in this challenge.
This is a beautifully eloquent novel, with its poetic, evocative prose, which is sometimes funny, and often highly observant and insightful.
This book was phenomenal. It was engaging and accurate, dense with information and full of ah ha realization, all while still being incredibly readable.
I recommend this novel as one of the best I’ve read in quite a while. I predict it will be the book to get and give at Christmas this year.
This is an insightful book which can lead you to some ah ha moments.
This is a marvelous memoir by a successful and nice artist. Read here lots of quotes from it that I found illuminating.
This is a straight-forward novel, looking at simple lives and exploring universal themes, in a long ago beautiful place.
This is mostly an epic yarn, spun nice and slow, letting it build and twist and turn.
This book examines the foibles of the human condition and handily deals with the impact we all have on each another.
I enjoyed this sweeping Civil War-era novel that follows the story of three female characters, whose paths become intertwined in the story
This pitch perfect, breezy novel is full of romantic tension, and often laugh out loud funny.
This is an important book about environmental destruction; it is an intense but necessary read.
With sparkling wit, vivid characters, and a satisfying ending, this short read was a highly entertaining romp.
Both historical fiction and mystery, this compelling story is of a mail order bride facing survival after the San Francisco fire of 1906.
In this wonderful book, an Episcopal priest explores the connections between science and religion.
This book is about becoming who you are as opposed to who the world has told you to be.
I took copious notes from this thorough book and have copied them down here, both for my reference and yours.