Tina Boetto (@tina100): "This week’s library reads: Good People was told from the multi-dimensional perspective of friends, family, teachers, reporters, lawyers. It was incredibly absorbing and heartbreaking. Without spoiling anything, Zorah’s parents statement at the end of the book just about did…"

This week’s library reads:

Good People was told from the multi-dimensional perspective of friends, family, teachers, reporters, lawyers. It was incredibly absorbing and heartbreaking. Without spoiling anything, Zorah’s parents statement at the end of the book just about did me in.
In the Woods is the first book in Tana French’s exceptional Dublin Murder Squad series. This was my third read and I highly recommend. The narrator is unlikeable, the digital copy is 600+ pages, and the end is polarizing, but don’t let it deter you.
I’m always looking for books with older protagonists and Murder Takes a Vacation was a fast, lighthearted read.

This week’s library reads and listens:

It’s safe to say Yesteryear blew my hair back. It’s the longest waitlist I’ve ever seen at my library at 2.5K+ holds for the digital copy.
Pachinko was on tap for my book club and it was riveting - highly recommend.
It took me about 50 pages to get into Lost Lambs and I’m glad I stuck with it. I did…

May 14

4:09 PM