Reading Highlights | Standouts, Letdowns, Reviews | Winter 2021

but despite my problems with the way certain elements of this book were executed i did think it was a very enjoyable very valuable read certainly one you're going to want to read if you're in your 30s or even approaching your 30s

hear how i thought it measured up to my favorite nonfiction book of all time ages for hawk

i know it's not everyone's cup of tea but i on the other hand thought it was brilliant from start to finish loved it

also for the monitor i reviewed hudson bay bound by natalie warren which is an incredible story of the first two women to complete this very famous 2 000 mile long canoeing trip from minneapolis all the way up to manitoba canada

it was wonderful and it felt like such a gift to be able to read it

unlike other novels i've read like it this one had no tension that made me want to keep reading and find out the bad thing that happened and then the twist at the end was actually just a giant plot hole

it was a really good book but it was much more about the horrifying history of japanese internment camps during world war ii than it was about the high school football team

it was a great concept i really loved the world that she envisioned but it was a really weak execution characters were not developed relationships spring up out of nowhere and one character in particular underwent a complete personality makeover in one scene at the end of the book

i'm glad i read this book i think it's important to read and certainly i wanted to read more of her work since i loved under a white sky so much but i found it to be just an exercise in loathing your own species

i figured it was probably about time that i read her older more famous book since i loved under a white sky so much

i was lucky enough to get to write about as my first piece helen mcdonald's latest book vesper flights which unsurprisingly i really liked

both of these books had decent writing in them i think both of these authors have talent but the stories were complete messes they were non-entities they were flavorless already chewed up wads of gum

i thought this book was funny fascinating thought-provoking i could slap a million different adjectives onto this book if you let me