Tag: mini-reviews

November Wrap-Up and Mini-Reviews

Posted on December 1, 2020 by curlygeek04

I spent a lot of time this month participating in Nonfiction November, so I thought instead of the usual monthly wrap-up I’d post some mini-reviews instead. These three books address issues related to science, religion, and the intersection of the two. I recommend all three. … Continue Reading “November Wrap-Up and Mini-Reviews”

Category: Contemporary Fiction, Highly Recommended, memoir, NonfictionTags: climate change, memoir, mini-reviews, monthly wrap-up, religion, science

Mini-Reviews: Lethal White, In the Distance, I Am I Am I am, We Were the Lucky Ones

Posted on January 4, 2019 by curlygeek04

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I didn’t have a chance to review any of the books I read in December because I was traveling, so I’m posting some mini-reviews of the more interesting books I read during my trip: Lethal White by Robert Galbraith: I will only say here… Continue Reading “Mini-Reviews: Lethal White, In the Distance, I Am I Am I am, We Were the Lucky Ones”

Category: Contemporary Fiction, Historical Fiction, memoir, New to Me Author, Nonfiction, Part of a Series, Recent ReleaseTags: Holocaust, Maggie O'Farrell, mini-reviews, Poland, Robert Galbraith, translation