Fifty Shades of Darker

 

Sugarmilk Falls. It's set in northern Ontario and so far it's okay, but not as intruiguing as I'd hoped.

 

"Black List" - Brad Thor

 

Sad to say I gave up on that book. Just finished The Audacity of Hope and liked it considering the political nature. Indecisive about what to read next: too many to choose from.

 

"The Last Days" by Joel C. Rosenberg

 

^Generally not my kind of book, but that looks interesting. I assume you read the first one?

Totally forgot I have "Odd Girl Out" by Rachel Simmons so I'm hoping to start that this weekend.

 

I did read the first one and sadly they are both dated due to real events that have transpired. I read just about anything and everything because I spend 3 + hours a day on public transportation. I need to get an e reader so I won't embarass myself when my fellow passengers see waht I am reading.

 

I wondered when they were published.

Recently I stumbled upon a used bookstore with 100k+ books. I should've picked some up for you. An e-reader might make your trips a bit lighter...but I just can't convert. Call me old school, but the feeling of actually turning pages is comforting.

 

Oh and I did start reading Odd Girl Out. Interesting that it was only 10 years ago that there wasn't much discussion about the difference between how boys and girls differ in their bullying tactics. Sad that the bullying continues well into adulthood for some.

 

I wondered when they were published.

Recently I stumbled upon a used bookstore with 100k+ books. I should've picked some up for you. An e-reader might make your trips a bit lighter...but I just can't convert. Call me old school, but the feeling of actually turning pages is comforting.
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I don't mind the books and I can walk to the library from my house so I pretty much have an endless supply.