If his grandmother insisted on rearranging his home, he would just rearrange it right back. Instead of viewing it as extra work for himself, he would think of it as a game – one he was sure to win.
Month: September 2020
Last Tang Standing
This book has been described as a cross between Crazy Rich Asians and Bridget Jones’s Diary, and that’s pretty accurate.
Grandma: Part I
What do you do when your grandmother is driving you crazy and you can’t offload her onto your siblings?
When They Call You a Terrorist
This audiobook was not easy to listen to, but it is so necessary. It should be on everyone’s TBR list.
Valerie
What are the odds that Valerie’s neighbor, Mary Love, has a persistent cough, and a resident in the nursing home where she works, also named Mary Love, has a persistent cough?
The Vanishing Half
I’m so glad Nerdette chose this one for their book club, because I probably never would have gotten around to it otherwise, and I loved it so much!
Opioids: Part III
An email from Sally popped up in Pat’s inbox with an entire chain of emails – several chains of emails in fact – between several members of the company’s executive team.
Agnes Grey
I didn’t love this book, but I liked it, and I certainly found it interesting to see how Anne grew as a writer.
Opioids: Part II
“Testimonials are good, but they aren’t enough. The prosecution will just say they’re outliers, and point to their clients, who they claim suffer more harm than good as a result of using our products.”









