Bookshelf April – June 2026
I can’t photograph all the books I read, but click on the link to see the whole list.
Back to Kindergarten
I spend a little time in his dual-language school each week, as much to share the love of reading as to show there are people in our community who care about him and his family.
Bookshelf: Jan – March 2026
The photo is only a few of this quarter’s reading. How did you start your reading year?
Bookshelf: Oct-Dec 2025
Some good book choices and some not-so-good. Waiting for the holidays and new books under the tree!
Bookshelf: July-Sept. 2025
I’ve read a lot of great books this quarter; the blog photo does not do the list justice. Reader friends, I’m always open to suggestions, too.
Bookshelf: April-June 2025
How is it already July? I’ve had a lot going on (daughter’s wedding among other things) but I still managed to read some great books. See if any of these might appeal to you.
Bookshelf: Jan – March 2025
I love a new pile of Christmas gifts/books. My list this year was mostly older books by authors I have recently enjoyed and want to explore further. My TBR stack is a mix, so here goes:
Bookshelf: Oct – Dec 2024
It's the end of another year of good reading, with anticipation of a treasure trove of new books and authors in 2025. Check out my final selections for 2024.
Bookshelf July-Sept 2024
You may recognize some authors I've enjoyed before in this list, and please know the photo is just a sample of books I had nearby. A couple of this quarter's favorites were Sisters Under the Rising Sun, The Hours, and Hold My Girl.
Bookshelf April-June 2024
As busy as it was, the crossover from spring to summer made for some good reading. The best of the bunch this quarter was A Great Country, which was no surprise based on my reactions to her previous novels. What books have you loved recently?