I'd kind of forced the list this year just because I'd done a reading goals in previous years. Note to self - no need to force a reading list. The books will come to you anyway. And the reading will be both varied and wonderful.
This is my "assigned" reading for the next few months. (Title links go to my reviews.)
- THE ROSIE PROJECT - rereading this for my Catholic women's book club. Proof that a book can be light and fun and still say something meaningful.
- THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY - it's been years since I've read this one. It's Scott's selection for our next book on A Good Story is Hard to Find.
- DRACULA - rereading for SFFaudio podcast. I love this book so much. So. much.
- BURGLARS CAN'T BE CHOOSERS - also for SFFaudio. Never read it but Lawrence Block's "burglar" series is supposed to be good.
- NOSTRA AETATE (Vatican II doc: The Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions) - Catholic women's book club choice. The Vatican II documents are surprisingly easy reading.
- A TALE OF TWO CITIES - the book that introduced me to Dickens as an adult. This will be my next book choice for A Good Story is Hard to Find.
- THE MALTESE FALCON - the movie's good but the book is better. This one's also for SFFaudio.
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I tried reading The Rosie Project a while ago. I just couldn't get into it. The main character rubbed me the wrong way. Perhaps I'll give it another go, though.
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