"To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting." Edmund Burke
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"Origami Wolf" by Todd Gilloon |
Dear Bookclub,
Wanting to read a bit of "History of Wolves" before writing our blog, I ended up reading the whole thing, trying to find a hook for this entry. Not easily categorized but being a tantalizing mash-up, Fridlund's novel pokes your heart and mind with images, characters and events that will be marvelous to discuss. I don't want to say much for fear of any revealing; the book itself is one big slow reveal. Once you start to read, you will be 'hooked'. | |||||
| "Mystery Wolves" by Walt Barker |
Trudy's suggestions for an upcoming selection:
"What She Ate" by Laura Shapiro
"Before We Were Yours" by Lisa Wingate
"Endurance" by Alfred Lansing
Please research and be ready to vote next week.
Finally, I came across a lovely article about Elizabeth Strout - well lovely sounds like lace and tea and really this is more black linen and saltines. A great piece.
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/05/01/elizabeth-strouts-long-homecoming
Happy reading,
LK
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