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What Are You Reading In 2016?

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^ That looks interesting.

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^ That looks interesting.

 

Seems to have both horror & humor. I'm hoping it's worthwhile.

Finished "Hillbilly Elegy" by JD Vance.

 

Very good read especially if you have any family from EKY. My grandparents on my dad's side were born in Lee and Wolfe County so I found much of this to be relatable.

 

It's funny. It's sad. It's educational. It can hit close to home.

Finished "Hillbilly Elegy" by JD Vance.

 

Very good read especially if you have any family from EKY. My grandparents on my dad's side were born in Lee and Wolfe County so I found much of this to be relatable.

 

It's funny. It's sad. It's educational. It can hit close to home.

 

I don't have Eastern Kentucky family, but I dated a girl from Whitesburg for a few years in college. It was almost like reliving everything during that relationship.

I started "Still Life", the first book by Louise Penny in the Inspector Gamache series. There have been 12 books, everyone I know who has read them love them, so I finally jumped in with the first one. I'm barely 30 pages deep, so too early to have any sense yet.

Dan Brown's "Inferno". Just starting it. The movie with Tom Hanks is out next week, so I thought I'd read the book first.

I started "Still Life", the first book by Louise Penny in the Inspector Gamache series. There have been 12 books, everyone I know who has read them love them, so I finally jumped in with the first one. I'm barely 30 pages deep, so too early to have any sense yet.

 

I like these a lot. I started in book four though because I didn't realize it was a series. I've read the rest since.

This guy is good. Similar to Harlan Coben.

 

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This was really good. An interesting look at a teenage serial killer in the late-1800s and the birth of the insanity plea. Kind of a crazy story.

 

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Just finished the Hunger Games trilogy.

 

I get how they became such a big thing but... meh.

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