9. The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning--sort of how-to, sort of memoir. Nice short read and the narrator's voice on the audiobook is lovely.
10. I Work at the Public Library--true stories (well, tweet length, most of them) from librarians. Very quick read and equal parts weirdness and happiness.
Currently reading--
The Dark Heart--true story of the murder of a Swedish millionaire.
Miss Graham's Cold War Cookbook--pausing this one, as I wasn't ready for a Distressingly Sad WWII Book. It was a gift and I thought it was more of a Coping on the Homefront story. Nope, she's right up in refugees, starvation, war criminals, etc.
The Me, Me, Me Epidemic--on raising grateful & capable children
Origin and Evolution of Tetrapods--quit at the 25% mark. College textbook or post-grad textbook. Very in-depth on skeletal measurements, etc, and I just wanted to know what made them crawl up out of the muck and start breathing air.
@zinnie--Enjoyed The Glass Castle, if that's the correct word for childhood in such circumstances. I read it in two sittings, both until early in the morning. I had read her book The Silver Star, and marveled at those characters' upbringing. Now I understand more of where she's coming from.
