What Are You Reading In 2020?

[Randy Parker]

Started the 2018 & 2019 threads by reading Baldacci books, but going a different direction in 2020. Kicking it off with this one:

 

[Getslow]

 

The holidays means Tolkien, just as it has for over two decades for me. When I was younger and had more time, I used to read the entirety of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy over the Christmas season. Just this one to begin 2020.

[Getslow]

 

And the non-fiction to accompany it.

[Getslow]

Oh and this just came in at the office. Who else is excited?

 

[Randy Parker]

Oh and this just came in at the office. Who else is excited?

 

 

A real page-turner.

[Getslow]

A real page-turner.

 

Just one page and three short steps.

 

1) Open book.

 

2) Remember that federal estate tax exemption is still over $11MM.

 

3) Close book.

[The Double Deuce]

Tarot Cards.

 

Tea Leaves.

 

Fortune Cookies.

 

Between the lines.

 

The eyes of the QB.

[swamprat]

[Runcible Owl]

[hoops5]

Tarot Cards.

 

Tea Leaves.

 

Fortune Cookies.

 

Between the lines.

 

The eyes of the QB.

Don’t forget, BGP!

[hoops5]

Just finished JP’s “The Inn”.

 

Starting Baldacci’s “A Minute to Midnight”, the Atlee Pine series—second book.

[mcpapa]

Oh and this just came in at the office. Who else is excited?

 

 

A rip-roaring roller coaster ride!

[mcpapa]

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I enjoyed that one.

[mcpapa]

Two stars out of four for this one. Think farfetched along the lines of "Relic" by Preston and Child, but without a compelling character like Pendergast to carry the day.

 

[mcpapa]

This one was a bit better. 3 out of 4.