by Jeanine Cummins, 2020, Audiobook narraated by Yareli Arizmendi, Macmillan Audio This book is a tough one to review because it’s not a bad book, but it’s not really a good book either. The book was a selection for Oprah’s … Continue reading →
by Ken Follett, 2017, Audiobook narrated by John Lee, Penguin Audio This is an addition to Follett’s other historical novels, this one related primarily to the reign of Elizabeth I in England. The characters are typical of Follett’s writing. The … Continue reading →
by Ann Patchett, 2016, Audiobook narrated by Hope Davis, HarperAudio I was totally disappointed in this book! Fortunately, we got this audiobook from the library so I didn’t pay anything for it other than wasted time. The book is about … Continue reading →
by Helen Simonson, 2016, Kindle version, Random House LLC This is the story of a family in England before WWI and how it affects their lives. I decided to read this because it was shared to me by my wife … Continue reading →
by Ian McEwan, 2019, Audiobook narrated by Steven Crossley, Recorded Books This is an interesting book about a man who buys a robot to experiment what it would be like to have as a companion for him and his girlfriend. … Continue reading →
by Lawrence Durrell, Kindle Version, originally published in 1957, this edition published in 2012 by Open Road Integrated Media, Inc., New York I have always wanted to read this book as I recall my father thought very highly of it … Continue reading →
by Margaret Atwood, originally published in 1985, Audiobook read by Claire Danes, released in 2012, Audible Studios As we began listening to this audiobook, I initially didn’t think I was going to like it. The beginning of the book is … Continue reading →
by Julie Orringer, 2010, Kindle Edition, Random House LLC I read this book while on vacation overseas when I had some long airplane flights to read it. It is a long, long book (786 pages). I think it would have … Continue reading →
by Michael Ondaatje, narrated by Steve West, 2018, Random House Audio This is a story about a young after World War II in England who does not know why his mother and father abandoned him during the War. He gradually … Continue reading →
by Fredrik Backman, 2016, Washington Square Press This book is supposedly about a small hockey town in Sweden, but it’s much more than that. It is about how groups and families interact with one another when something really bad happens. … Continue reading →