I’m also in the “I read Possession but I don’t remember anything about it” crew.
Wow, your list is both inspiring and enviable... I am in the increasing camp of folks I know whose voracious reading habits have become practically nonexistent since the pandemic. I’m listening to Hidden Blessings by Jett Psaris and The Sum of Us by Heather McGee. I also have my favorite silly werewolf books for background noise on Audible. I have... something? On my Kindle but I don’t remember what. Oh. Octavia’s Brood! And I listen to some podcasts. And I’m taking another dive through some Brené Brown looking for some stories for our multigenerational service on Sunday.
It's an inspiring list! I may borrow some titles to start my own list (which I've never created before). I read Circe last fall at the urging of a friend and fellow religious educator, and loved it. I, too, vaguely remember reading Possession when it came out and not liking it at all, but I have no idea why. I'll be curious what you think when you (re)read it, and maybe I'll do the same. :)
What a list! Also I can't believe I haven't heard of Through the Language Glass -- I'm definitely picking up a copy asap!
Hope you feel better soon.
I’m also in the “I read Possession but I don’t remember anything about it” crew.
Wow, your list is both inspiring and enviable... I am in the increasing camp of folks I know whose voracious reading habits have become practically nonexistent since the pandemic. I’m listening to Hidden Blessings by Jett Psaris and The Sum of Us by Heather McGee. I also have my favorite silly werewolf books for background noise on Audible. I have... something? On my Kindle but I don’t remember what. Oh. Octavia’s Brood! And I listen to some podcasts. And I’m taking another dive through some Brené Brown looking for some stories for our multigenerational service on Sunday.
It's an inspiring list! I may borrow some titles to start my own list (which I've never created before). I read Circe last fall at the urging of a friend and fellow religious educator, and loved it. I, too, vaguely remember reading Possession when it came out and not liking it at all, but I have no idea why. I'll be curious what you think when you (re)read it, and maybe I'll do the same. :)