I had barely heard of the Golden State Killer and had never heard of McNamara before picking up this book, so I was surprised to learn she’s from my hometown
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
Tag: nonfiction
Say Nothing
I’m so glad this book came on my radar because I learned so much about the history of Northern Ireland and Keefe does such a good job of remaining neutral.
The Source of Self-Regard
I will never read whitewashed literature again after having listened to this insightful essay collection.
How to Suppress Women’s Writing
This book was far from the comfort reading I needed, but it’s very good, well researched, and definitely worth reading.
The Black Count
I found this book by Tom Reiss when it was on display at my local library for African-American history month (which just goes to show how long it took me to get around to reading it and then writing this blog post). I had never heard of it, although the cover informed me it had …
Black Man in a White Coat
This is a really good audiobook that shed some light on how racism affects both sides of health care.
Dead Wake
Larson does an excellent job of building suspense, even when we all know the ending.
Thinking, Fast and Slow
I read this book because I’m a psychology junkie, but you don’t need any kind of background in psychology in order to understand and enjoy this book.
The Lost City of Z
I was totally engrossed by this book about exploring the Amazon with a surprising ending!
All The Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation
This book managed to be both triumphant and depressing at the same time.