Speaking of Lawrence Hill, "Any Known Blood" and "Some Great Thing" are also terrific reads. I had read "The Book of *******" aka "Someone Knows my Name". It was really good. So, if you like that one, you'll LOVE "Any Known Blood" and "Some Great Thing". Lawrence Hill is one terrific writer.Fran42 said:Thanks for the new page. Just finishing up with Where the Crawdads Sing. A great read. Have about 10 pages to complete it. Then on to Someone Knows My Name by Lawrence Hill. I read so many great books recommended from this book club section.
Thanks Ellebelle. I love getting recommendations from this site.Ellebelle said:Speaking of Lawrence Hill, "Any Known Blood" and "Some Great Thing" are also terrific reads. I had read "The Book of *******" aka "Someone Knows my Name". It was really good. So, if you like that one, you'll LOVE "Any Known Blood" and "Some Great Thing". Lawrence Hill is one terrific writer.
By the way, his brother Dan Hill, a singer songwriter was quite popular here in Toronto back in the day (70's); his biggest hit was "Sometimes When We Touch".
Darn autocorrect, it's Keith Gessengrammypeg said:I just finished Where the Crawdads Sing. A truly great read. I'm listening to A Terrible Country by Keith Green. Very interesting about every day life in Russia.
Yes! This was a great read.mover said:The Alice Network by Kate Quinn.A great read.????????????????
Loved this one and Where The Crawdads Sing. Both great reads.mover said:The Alice Network by Kate Quinn.A great read.????????????????
I shall definitely look out for this one. Is his mother a writer too? I think I have a couple of books on my To Read list.grammypeg said:Just finished "A Terrible Country" by Keith Gessen. He tells the story of going back to Russia in about 2009 to help care for his grandmother. He was born in Russia and emigrated to the US when he was 6 and became fully "Americanized". His older brother at 16 did not make the transition well and returned to Russia. It is a first person account of daily life in Russia and very interesting.
Wishing you nothing but good news from the angiogram. Mine just went through that in February preparing for surgery on his shoulder and there were 5 blockages found. Angiogram absolutely saved his life. He is all fixed up now except for the sore shoulder. He'll get that fixed down the road a bit. He's almost 100% now. Hope the absolute best for your husband.smasha12 said:I shall definitely look out for this one. Is his mother a writer too? I think I have a couple of books on my To Read list.
I'm reading my second Wallander. Not the plan, but my husband is in hospital waiting for an angiogram. I needed something not too challenging.
Best wishes to your hubs on his angiogram. My hubs had one about 11 years ago prior to an aortic valve replacement and some blockages removed. All turned out well.smasha12 said:I shall definitely look out for this one. Is his mother a writer too? I think I have a couple of books on my To Read list.
I'm reading my second Wallander. Not the plan, but my husband is in hospital waiting for an angiogram. I needed something not too challenging.