What are you reading?

[Steve Miller]

I’d like to hear what you think of it.

[wtg]

@AdagioM said in What are you reading?:

@wtg Knitting Without Tears is a fabulous book. It’s like having a chat over a cup of tea with your favorite knitting aunt.

I figured you had probably read it (sounded like she is a knitting legend) and hoped you'd throw your two cents in. Think I'll look for a used copy and give it a look!

[dolmansaxlil]

I know I’m a bit behind the times as this book has been everywhere since its release, but I just finished Remarkably Bright Creatures and it was absolutely wonderful. Highly recommend.

[AdagioM]

@dolmansaxlil That was a lovely, lovely book!

[AndyD]

https://www.cmohs.org/recipients/lists/living-recipients

Veey moving, emotional reading

[CHAS]

The Living and the Dead - Christoffer Carlsson
Swedish mystery
I expect to read more of his work

[Daniel]

I'm not reading anything. I'm watching history videos. My latest obsession is the Byzantine Empire.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Empire

[dolmansaxlil]

I recently finished Divinity 36 and am now on the second book in the trilogy. It is sci-fi, though definitely not typical sci-fi. It took me a bit to decide I liked it but I fell in love with the characters and now I am completely hooked.

I’m also reading the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. I just started book 2. It is definitely targeted at folks who are gamers - specifically dungeon crawlers. I don’t know that it would be of interest to anyone here but I am loving them!

[AndyD]

If you haven't already read this absolute gem of a book, it takes only 10 minutes and it is deliciously funny, from the Title page on.

[wtg]

Started this but didn't finish before it was due at the library. I put another hold on it so I can finish it. Definitely an interesting read.

From snake-oil salesmen to crypto grifters, the gripping story of charlatans—and why we fall for them

https://www.moisesnaim.com/charlatans