This week's reading stack is
another short one. I finished
"Rabbit Cake" by Annie Hartnett from last week. It is definitely a 5 star read -- check it
out.
"South Pole Station"
is about a group of "Polies" who live and work in a place with an
average temperature of -54 deg. F. and no sunshine for six months of the
year. People apply and go through
rigorous physical and psychological testing to be selected to participate in
this program. This the new debut novel release
from Ashley Shelby is "about the
courage it takes to come together, even as everything around you falls
apart."
"Midnight at the Bright
Ideas Bookstore" is a debut novel by Matthew Sullivan that will solve the
mystery surrounding the suicide of a favorite bookstore customer. As one of the clerks in the bookstore untangles
the mystery, she unlocks a secret in her past.
"Idyll Banter" by
Chris Bohjalian is a collection of columns submitted to a local weekly newspaper
column in Vermont over a period of twelve years. They serve as a diary of Bohjalian's life and
reflections on his personal observations.
Anyone who has read any of his previous work knows they are in for a
treat by reading this little treasure.
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