Ha. Well, don’t take my word for it, Susan. It depends on your taste. I started A Man Called Ove last night, a book that I’ve seen so many love. And I’m having a real hard time getting into it; it seems to just ramble on. I’ll give it a bit longer, but if it doesn’t pick up the pace, I’ll have to lay it down, which is hard for me to do. If these were only our hardest dilemmas, yes? 🙂

We’re alike, Sarah. I love to mix it up too. It makes it easy to sit down and read if you have a variety to choose from. Sometimes I feel like non-fiction; sometimes I need a story. 🙂

Yes, there is always next year. 🙂 I totally agree with you–too many books, too little time.

Oh, I hope you can get to Ann’s book soon, Barbie. I’m sure it’s full of wonderful insights for this Advent season. I didn’t start anything for Advent this year and I feel it’s too late to start now. ha.

Tribe has been interesting so far! It makes you wonder how we’ve strayed so far from real community. 🙁 It’s the first book I’ve read by this author, but I see now that he also wrote The Perfect Storm. I only saw the movie. 🙂

I love running across friends who share similar book interests so I’m glad that many titles on my list appeal to you, too, Barrie.

I had to go find my copy, too, Jean. 🙂 But I’m glad I took the effort to look for it, because the re-reading was so worth it. The book on happiness is one I really, really recommend if you like that kind of stuff. So fascinating!