This book by Roxane Gay got a lot of buzz when it first came out, and I had friends who read and enjoyed it, but it took me a while to read it for myself. I finally got the audiobook from my library, which was a good move because Gay narrates it herself and does …
Clayton’s book has a very interesting take on slavery, beauty, and the lengths to which people will go to achieve it.
This is a really good audiobook that shed some light on how racism affects both sides of health care.
I learned a lot about the radium girls from reading this book, but the argument that it would have worked better as historical fiction is valid.
I didn’t love this audiobook about Zelda Fitzgerald, but I did enjoy it and I learned a lot about the most famous couple of the Jazz Age.
This book is well written, I just couldn’t get on board with the characters and at times it felt like Egan was trying to do too much in one book.
I thought it was pretty weak for Atwood to retell this play by having her main character put on a production of the play.
I did enjoy this book, but it didn’t quite live up to the very high expectations that had been set for me.
This audiobook had me laughing and crying – often at the same time.
I didn’t love this book as much as I did “The God of Small Things,” but the other members of my book club liked it even less.