I switched out my fiction and nonfiction choices the other day, then I didn't like either one and switched them out again. Here's what I'm left with:
Our Wives Under the Sea, by Julia Armfield, is a lovely slow troubled love story. Armfield wrote the wonderful salt slow a couple of years back.
What a Library Means to a Woman, by Sheila Liming, is about Edith Wharton's personal library and book collecting. I got this at a bookstore near her home in Lenox, Massachusetts
I'm behind on reviews. I'll get caught up, or I won't. More is going on on my Substack, which you can find on my About Me page. What are you reading?
1 comment:
What a Library Means to a Woman sounds really interesting. Hopefully this one will stick better than the book you switched it for. Have a great week, Marie!
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