Wasn’t that an intriguing novel? I really enjoyed When You Reach Me, too. It’s the kind of book I need to re-read now that I understand the premise a little better. 🙂

Glad you liked The Underground Railroad too. It was tough to read at times; I’d read a bit then set the book down because it was so heavy and sad. But I count those books as important to read because we don’t need to forget that things like that did happen.

Aren’t lists a beautiful thing? I have enjoyed reading the lists that others have published to add to my own to-read list for 2017. Have a Merry Christmas, Sarah!

I’m glad you’re a library lover, too, Jean. I went to the library yesterday to get one book, but came home with three. Two of those may get in a brawl on my nightstand though: “The Organized Mind” vs “Nonsense: The Power of Not Knowing.” I’m sandwiching a book on mindfulness in between them. 🙂 Merry Christmas to you, too!

I still have several on my to-read list that I learned about from you, Linda. I don’t think I have enough days left to read everything on my list! ha. But I’ll do what I can. 🙂

Your comment made me laugh, Floyd. You and Jeff would get along very well! 🙂 He actually read 3 books this year, which is a big deal. And he enjoyed them, which made me happy as well. There are many ways to learn in life without reading! God made us all different; it’s a beautiful thing.