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We Were Liars
by E. Lockhart
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This book infuriated me. I was fully hooked by the haunting atmosphere, the mystery, the fragmented storytelling—but when the twist hit, I was mad. ***SPOILERS*** Cadence literally burns the house down with her cousins/bf and the family dogs inside and doesn’t even bother to check if everyone got out safely. She doesn’t open a door, shout a name, nothing. And then we find out—they all died. Because of her. And she’s just been hanging out with their ghosts all summer like that’s totally normal?? It wasn’t just sad—it felt infuriatingly careless. She didn’t just destroy a house. She destroyed lives. Including the dogs. And honestly? The twist didn’t make the book better—it ruined it. I felt totally betrayed. All that emotional build-up, all that grief and confusion, and this is the payoff? That she killed everyone and just… forgot?? I closed the book feeling hollow, shocked, and straight-up angry.

The Underground Railroad
by Colson Whitehead
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Engaging and jnformative

The Dictionary Of Lost Words
by Pip Williams
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Never gave it a thought about who created a dictionary. Amazing to know the process it took behind each and every word. Good parallel story line about women’s struggles . Enjoyable and educational!

Atomic Habits
by James Clear
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He expressed the concept of the accumulated effect of good habits. It might feel small today, but over time, the small action creates a positive result bigger than you would expect. It's a really good read, or listen.

Loaded
by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
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The author is a historical account of how the 2nd Amendment has been used to justify violence against people of color.

The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd, Deluxe Edition
by Agatha Christie
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Agatha Christie never disappoints! I have read many of her books in the past but never got around to reading this one. Masterful!

Bud, Not Buddy
by Christopher Paul Curtis
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Bud is an orphan who is trying to live in the big world. Bud thinks a random man is his father and sticks to his decision. This book is hilarious. You won’t be able to predict what happens next.

Gertrude Bell, Queenof the Dessert Shaper of Nations
by Georgina Howell
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Great Biography! I'd not heard of Miss Bell so seeing the cover photo of her astride a camel taken in front of the Spinx and pyramids of Egypt caught my eye. The author, a former journalist, gives us a well reserached, interesting book that reads somewhat like a novel to me. I came away better understanding the Middle East and It's amazing the relevancy to current events going on in that regoin today. And, the maps in the beginning show where and when she made her various journies.

The Presence
by Berthold Von Schenk
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Great read! Moving description of holy communion and the incarnation.

Twisted Prey Audio Book
by John Sandford
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Lucas Davenport is at it again tracking bad guys (in this case a woman with presidential aspirations). I have loved this series for years and the audio narrator is “my” Lucas 100%!
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