My sister has been, well, my sister for decades and my roommate for nearly sixteen years. Yet
we’ve never read a new-to-both-of-us book at the same time. We’re changing that up this month by reading Barbara Kingsolver’s Unsheltered, about two families who lived in a New Jersey home a century apart. I’ve enjoyed several other Kingsolver titles, and am looking forward to this one.
we’ve never read a new-to-both-of-us book at the same time. We’re changing that up this month by reading Barbara Kingsolver’s Unsheltered, about two families who lived in a New Jersey home a century apart. I’ve enjoyed several other Kingsolver titles, and am looking forward to this one.Yes, I’m still doing spiritual reading, mainly autobiographies and biographies of male saints. But for April, I thought I’d share what else is on my nightstand for a change!
What’s on your nightstand?
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I LOVED Unsheltered! Kingsolver is one of my favorites. Currently on my nightstand is the new book by another fave: Ann Patchett. I’m reading (and thoroughly enjoying) The Dutch House. Bonus: it is set in Elkins Park, PA, where I live!
Thanks, Melanie and Christine. I forgot there is a new Patchett book — was waiting for paperback and then it slipped my mind. My nightstand: The Course of All Treasons by Catholic writer Suzanne M. Wolfe — an Elizabethan spy murder mystery. I don’t really care who done it, but the good writing makes it a page-turner. And I just re-read Alice in Wonderland.