Finished Crying in H Mart - Michelle Zauner. It was so good! I absolutely loved the food descriptions, I went and watched youtube videos that were mentioned, I looked for a Korean grocery store in my area, and I am prepared to make something delicious! The story ended up being relatively depressing and sad. I'm not sure if I didn't read the synopsis fully or what, but I was not expecting it to have cancer as the main theme of the book. But it was still a moving, well-written book
The Discord of God's by Jenn Lyons. Last book of the Chorus of Dragons series. Been a very entertaining series
Next up In the Shadow of Lightning by Brian McClellan whi wrote the Powder Mage series. Looking forward to that
Didn't read book in a while. At the moment i am reading an article with the kroger interview questions https://www.skillcourses.com/k...interview-questions/ and preparing for one myself. Anyone works or worked for them in the past? Do you /did you like your job?
Black Sun - Graham Brown
Eden Propechy - Graham Brown
The Emperors Revenge - Cussler
Among other things, I'm reading The Story Teller by Dave Grohl. And I've just finished Diabetes-Type 2 by Robert A. Webster. My father is T2D. He gave me this book to read as I'm overweighted. It turned to be very useful. After having read this book I addressed to my doc. He said I am already pre-diabetic. It's good I went to see endocrinologist before it was too late. Now I take meds, found ozempic coupon very useful if someone needs, eat healthier, and try work out regularly. And I hope I got out of this situation.
@granch72 posted:Finished Crying in H Mart - Michelle Zauner. It was so good! I absolutely loved the food descriptions, I went and watched youtube videos that were mentioned, I looked for a Korean grocery store in my area, and I am prepared to make something delicious! The story ended up being relatively depressing and sad. I'm not sure if I didn't read the synopsis fully or what, but I was not expecting it to have cancer as the main theme of the book. But it was still a moving, well-written book
Have you listened to any of her music (Japanese Breakfast)?
Guy Gavriel Kay - All the Seas of the World. Happy to read a new book from one of, if not, my favorite author. Only wish I had gotten it for the Thailand-Cambodia trip
I'm a big fan of books, but recently I haven't read at all. I spend my whole free time watching movies. I just started new series and couldn't find it anywhere. Then I installed ExpressVPN from here https://www.firesticktricks.co...t-vpn-firestick.html and it helps me to find it and watch.
Wilder: The bridge of Saint Louis Rey
Personal Librarian.
Not reading much lately, especially with the World Cup
Winston Churchill's six volume World War II. Currently on volume III, The Grand Alliance.
@steve8 posted:Winston Churchill's six volume World War II. Currently on volume III, The Grand Alliance.
Long, but a literary masterpiece with insights from the guy who was at the centre of it all. Churchill was a great author as well as statesman. Have you read any of his other works?
Currently reading T.E. Lawrence's Seven Pillars of Wisdom - about 1/3 of the way through. A bit tedious at times but great insights. Not in the class of Churchill as a writer but another good example of reading history first hand...
Jerome K. Jerome: Three Men in a Boat (1889). In the spirit of P.G. Wodehouse, or more correctly, the other way around.
Trigger Mortis and Forever and a Day. Two 007 books by Anthony Horowitz, written & expanded from notes left by Ian Fleming. They take place in the 1950's, and are very much in the Fleming style.
@Bytown Rick posted:Jerome K. Jerome: Three Men in a Boat (1889). In the spirit of P.G. Wodehouse, or more correctly, the other way around.
When I first read this, I laughed so hard I cried.
I recently finished Surrender by Bono. About to start Enemy of the People by Jim Acosta.
@haggis posted:When I first read this, I laughed so hard I cried.
The 1975 film adaptation is on YouTube, starring Tim Curry, Michael Palin and Stephen Moore.