- March: Book One by John Lewis: I don't normally read graphic novels, but I won this one at our last trivia night, and it was so good I checked out book two and book three.
- Calvin by Martine Leavitt: Kim reviewed this over on Bookburger, and it sounded great so I checked it out. It was definitely worthwhile reading.
- The Invisible Wall by Harry Bernstein: This was a book club pick. It's about growing up in industrial England on a street that was half Jewish and half Christian. I made it all the way to the epilogue before I realized it took place just before WWI, not WWII. Doh. Still a good read, though.
- Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt: I read this one for Julia's library book club. It's about a girl who has dyslexia, finding a way to navigate the world. It's a good one to remind kids that everyone has their struggles, and you should quit being a jerk. PS, I love that Julia goes to a book club. Good job, Salt Lake County library.
- Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie: I reviewed this one on Bookburger. It's an oldie but goodie.
- The Dressmaker by Kate Alcott: I just finished this one today. Another book club pick. It's about a young girl who tries to escape her life of servitude by sailing to America with a wealthy designer. Only they sailed on the Titanic. And that didn't go well. A fascinating look at what happened after the ship sank and everyone made it back on land, which is something I had never thought about before.
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