I just realized that I have a trio of books that represent present, past, and future. All three are new books from authors I have read and loved. A Boring Wife Settles the Score by Marie-Renee Lavoie (2021) Not long ago I read Lavoie's Autopsy of a Boring Wife in which Diane's husband leaves her … Continue reading From the Library: return of the boring wife, an apocalyptic love story, and some feminist historical fiction
I have mentioned before my love for The Sea Captain's Wife, here and, now, here. When I heard that Beth Powning had a new book coming out, I couldn't wait to read it. From the pages of early American history, a novel about an indomitable woman who defies prejudice, the conventions of marriage and the threat of the … Continue reading A Measure of Light by Beth Powning
My blog is pretty new, but I have read some great books in the past that deserve to be re-visited and shared. Here are 10 great Canadian books I have read and recommend to anyone who has not read them yet: 1. Life of Pi by Yann Martel - I'm pretty sure most people have read this book, … Continue reading 10 Canadian Book Recommendations
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