The first book is the first novel by a friend, the second is an Indigenous story, and finally, Grisham at his finest with a heart-wrenching basketball story.
Two fun, easy reads from well-known fiction novelists and a timely educational read on the Indigenous issues of Western Canada.
My latest reads were again all over the map, from South Africa to Western Canada to Colombia, portraying interesting stories of all three areas.
My latest reads were all related to improving your health which methinks is a good thing during these challenging times.
I’ve been fortunate enough to read 50 books since I entered Life 3.0 back in 2019, which have run the gamut from ‘hard to get through’ to ‘utterly fascinating’.
My latest reads were about some Newfoundland history, undocumented lives in America, and a serial killer thriller.
Once again I've enjoyed a wide cross-section of books that expand the mind.
My latest reads were about the death penalty, Afghanistan historical turmoil, and the ever sensitive topic of environmentalism.
All three of these books were loaners from a long-time friend, and they were very intriguing.
China’s worldwide supply network, the challenges of the hearing impaired, and changes to the Catholic faith.