Oh, I highly recommend it. It was the type of book I just could not put down; I had to stretch it to make it last. I've not read What My Bones Know; is it worth checking out?
The gray lady winked sounds fascinating, I will definitely have to give it a try. I do love a scandal, but often find myself watching documentaries about them rather than reading. This seems like a good chance to give reading one a go!
Agreed! To be honest, if they had made a documentary about it, I'd have watched it, too. But the book is beautifully written, so I am confident you'll enjoy it. Let me know.
These sound so interesting, especially the NYT one! Thank you for sharing. I compile my lists with similar 'criteria' too.
Have you read What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo?
Oh, I highly recommend it. It was the type of book I just could not put down; I had to stretch it to make it last. I've not read What My Bones Know; is it worth checking out?
Yes, I think you might like it!!
Both sound fascinating in their own ways - thank you for sharing! 📚
I'm glad to hear that. If you get to read them—enjoy 😊
The gray lady winked sounds fascinating, I will definitely have to give it a try. I do love a scandal, but often find myself watching documentaries about them rather than reading. This seems like a good chance to give reading one a go!
Agreed! To be honest, if they had made a documentary about it, I'd have watched it, too. But the book is beautifully written, so I am confident you'll enjoy it. Let me know.
The Nichols book looks like a pip - must get! :)
Yes, it's definitely up there with the 'must-read- on-writing' type of books.