Now Reading: Some catch up...

I, somehow, got out of the habit of sharing what I am reading. So, here's my current read and a list of what I missed posting.

Go Tell the Bees that I am Gone
Diana Gabaldon

This is the ninth book in the Outlander series and it's a doorstopper. At 928 pages, I am sure that it could keep an airplane hanger door open. The size is intimidating, but I know from past reading experience that it never feels long. Gabaldon does do extensive backstory, character development, and scene setting but none of it feels like fluff to me. I'm already 100 pages in and, just like her other novels, it feels like being welcomed by family I have not seen in a very long time.  It's been seven years since the last novel in this series came out, so my memory of plot points is a bit fuzzy. I'm fairly able to keep up, but I do think I should have reread book eight.

Since I last posted, I also read:

• Accidentally Wes Anderson - Wally Koval
• Journal with Purpose: Over 1000 Motifs, Alphabets and Icons to Personalize Your Bullet or Dot Journal - Helen Colebrook
• Beautifully Organized at Work - Nikki Boyd
• The Adventure Zone: Petals to the Metal - Clint McElroy et al.
• PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives - Frank Warren
• The Jane Austen Society - Natalie Jenner
• Montessori for Every Family - Tim Seldin and Lorna McGrath
• The Rose Code - Kate Quinn
• Resistance - Val McDermid and Kathryn Briggs
• Together: Our Community Cookbook - The Hubb Community Kitchen

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