This quote about successful living is one of my new favorites from the highly recommended How Dante Can Save Your Life: The Life-Changing Wisdom of History's Greatest Poem
How Dante Can Save Your Life is one of my "must reads of 2015", possibly the best book published in 2015 I've read so far this year.
What I'm Reading Now:
Still a steady diet of mystery or series fiction (mostly on my Kindle).
Recently added:
I stumbled on this new(ish) series at the library and picked the first book up for nostalgia's sake.
Recently Finished:
The constant jabs at organized religion and conservative politics are unnecessary and petty. Maybe she was in a bad mood when she wrote this one? (It couldn't have taken her more than a week. It's really not polished or up to her usual standards.)
Ah well, every author is entitled to a few misses, especially an author as prolific as Michaels-Peters-Mertz (the author's real name was Barbara Mertz but she wrote under two different pseudonyms).
The mystery really takes a back seat to the tale of London's underground or forgotten rivers (which I find fascinating). Rather too many comments about "global warming" for my taste, but that didn't detract too much from the story.
Like I said, my attention span isn't good for much more than mysteries or easy fiction right now. (Have I mentioned the Baby Boy isn't a great sleeper?)
Current Read Aloud:
The younger crowd are listening to a stack of picture books (the summer reading program is in full swing) each evening but I don't have time to compile all those titles right now.
Current Book to Review:
Not accepting books for review just yet.
Kindle Deals:
