Isn’t it wonderful to have an author that you can return to again and again with enthusiasm? I don’t know if I’ve ever read a Dee Henderson book or not, but I have heard good things about them. Glad you found someone you enjoy, June.

No pressure, Floyd. You keep doing what you’re doing. 🙂 The books will always be there waiting for you when you have time for them. Thankfully they tend not to go anywhere.

Those sound great, Lisa. I’ll try to get to a couple of these one of these days.

Haha. That’s exactly what I did the last time I went to the library, Angela! I checked out WAY too many books (and big ones at that), that it was really impossible to read them all. I even knew it as I was doing it, but did it anyway. At least it’s free. 🙂 You never know when one of the books won’t be good and you’ll drop it and need to pick up another one. I’m going back to the library today but have told myself only to get 2 books since I already have 2 other library books I need to finish first. Hope you find time to read, read, read! Enjoy your vacation!

I do want to read that book, Sarah! By Jeff Goins, right? I used to read his blog regularly and have read one or two of his other books. He is such a down-to-earth author. Thanks for sharing the recommendation!

I’m glad you find more books to add to your list, too, Joanne. I should probably rename my “list” to “book” because it’s gotten so large. ha.

ha. One book begets another, right? I’m sure you do like I do, Michele: as you’re reading a book, they refer you to another book that you then want to read, on and on. We’ll never finish our reading lists before we die; I’m accepting it more and more. 🙂

Thanks for that recommendation, Linda! I just added it to my Kindle samples. Reading the brief excerpt, it reminds me of similar themes from The Nightingale so I’m sure it will be interesting.

I’ve never read any other Picoult books but I hope to add her to my list now. I really liked how she dealt with the topic in such a relevant way. I see your point about the unvaccinated caregivers; that’s an interesting finding that few health care workers get the flu shot. My sister is about to be a grandmother for the first time and her daughter is insisting that she get updated on all her shots since she will be keeping the baby. There often are things we do to protect others even when we don’t see the need for it ourselves. Praying that third time will be the charm for a normal term pregnancy!