Hello friends. Here are some highlights from my week: doctor visits, infant tylenol, sitting in a bathroom full of steam with a baby, snow days, sick days, naps, and lots of tissues. Yup, we are all sick. So now we move onto the bookish part of this week, which I fortunately did several days ago.
Read This Week:
The Dead In Their Vaulted Arches
By Alan Bradley
The Smartest Kids in the World:
And How They Got That Way
By Amanda Ripley
The Rosie Project
By Graeme Simsion
Posts from this Past Week:
It's Monday
Reviews of Hild, When God Was a Rabbit, and
Hands to Hold for People Trying Not to Cry in Public Places
Reading Now:
Some Nerve: Lessons Learned
While Becoming Brave
By Patty Chang Anker
Up Next:
Golden State
By Michelle Richmond
What are you reading this week?
the Lessons Learned in becoming brave sounds great ! could use that one =)
ReplyDeleteEnJoy your week of reading..
It's an interesting read and Anker has a really relatable voice. She tries lots of new things like swimming and riding a bike.
DeleteLooks like some interesting reads. The Smartest Kids is one I wanted to read but have not yet. Hope you all feel better!
ReplyDeleteReading it definitely made me think hard about the way that we do education here in the US. Thanks Greg!
DeleteAww I hope you all recover soon!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. Me too! I think a sick little kid is one of the saddest things.
DeleteThe Rosie Project sounds great. Hope you're enjoying your reads this week!
ReplyDeleteTake a look at what I'm reading this week.
It was really good. I thought I was the last person on earth to read it though!!
DeleteHope this week is better!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Mystica.
Delete:( I hope you feel better with some happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThis is what we are reading this week.
Leydy @OUaT & RCE
Thanks so much Leydy. I do too!
DeleteHope you are all feeling better soon! Love the books you are reading. Flavia de Luce is a favorite series of mine...I'm waiting to get my hand on the latest one, and I have a copy of The Rosie Project in my TBR pile.
ReplyDeleteCatherine @ Book Club Librarian post: http://www.bookclublibrarian.com/2014/01/sundays-weekly-book-recap-51.html
Yes, she's so much fun! Reading the more recent books is making me want to own the whole series. :)
DeleteI hope everyone is feeling better soon! I have The Rosie Project but needing to read review books has pushed it aside for now. Come see my Monday Report if you get a chance. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kathy. It's so frustrating when it feels like you are just passing it from one family member to another, despite every precaution!
DeleteThe Rosie Project is a fun, quirky read. I hope you get to it soon!
I look forward to your thoughts on The Smartest Kids In The World. This year I'm wanting to read more non fiction novels (I read just one last year) and think that I would quite enjoy that one.
ReplyDeleteI hope you all feel better soon!
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Bits & Bobs
It was really interesting. I think a book is good when I'm still thinking about it after finishing it!
DeleteI need a Flavia de Luce fix. I keep reading about your marathon reading through the series, and I want to join the fun.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get well soon. I hate it when the little ones are sick. I feel so bad for them.
It was great. There's something wonderful about staying with the same characters for a while.
DeleteThank you so much! It's so tough to watch them be uncomfortable and not be able to do much.
Uggg sorry to hear you guys are all sick!!! :( I had a cold last week, but I'm feeling better now. Hopefully you'll be saying the same thing next week. :) The Smartest Kids in the World sounds interesting...and seems to provoke alot of strong feelings if you look at the Goodreads reviews. I'll be curious to see what you think.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you are feeling better!
DeleteI hadn't looked at the Goodreads reviews, but now I am very curious!
I saw The Smartest Kids in the World at the library this week and almost picked it up. Now I can wait to read your thoughts first. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you all feel better very soon!
It's an interesting read although it makes me very nervous as a mom with a child in the US school system!
DeleteSorry to hear you're sick! I just read the first Flavia de Luce book, liked it a lot and will definitely read more. Hope you loved The Rosie Project as much as I did! Feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are going to start reading the series. It's a great one! I did like The Rosie Project. Sometimes you get really nervous when a book gets so much hype, but that one really as delightful.
DeleteI neeed to know what you thought of The Rosie Project. I'm having a hard time committing to it!
ReplyDeleteI liked it. But it felt like it was trying really hard in some places. It's one of those books that is so hard to live up to the hype!
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