I quite enjoyed it, my husband less so. (That was true of North and South as well.)
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One of the reasons Iāve not gone to the trouble to set up library online stuff is that often the waitlist is as long or longer for that as real book. (The other reason is I think it would involve replacing my ancient, hand-me-down Kindle that works OK if hubby does the Amazon ordering from his newer Kindle).
Always amazed at the reading depth and breadth of your reading selections-
Currently reading and listening to these-
āForeign correspondenceā - Geraldine Brooks autobiography mentioned up thread
āIām glad my mom died ā
Jennette McCurdy library audiobook
( I know, I know the title is off putting but reviews quite good )
Happy Spring all-
And, congrats to @ignatius on 4th grandchild !
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I read āIām Glad My Mom Diedā and thoroughly enjoyed it. Sheās got quite a tale to tell.
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An article in National Geographic:
The Life of Lexington, Americaās Greatest Racehorse
Every horse running in the 2023 Kentucky Derby descends from a mighty stallion named Lexington, the most renowned thoroughbred of the 19th century.
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Very cool after reading āHorseāas the April cc book club, a historical novel featuring Lexington.
Sad to read this ā made me think of our discussion.
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Thanks for posting. I really enjoyed this book and picked it (my turn to lead) for my upcoming Zoom book club. The book club founder was excited as itās been on her reading list. Others were also on board. But they also did comment about being surprised that there is still horse racing these days, mentioned the recent news.
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