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Carol J.'s Books Read in 2021
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Carol wrote: "6.
The Toll by Neal Shusterman - What a good end to a great series. I never thought I would enjoy a series about a group of people who were appointed "Scythes" in orde..."
Hoping to read this trilogy in 2021!

Hoping to read this trilogy in 2021!


Hoping to read this trilogy in 2021! "
It was a very good series!


Glad to know it was good. I've had Scythe for a long time. 2021 will be the year to start this series.
















I love listening to Pop Culture Happy Hour, the NPR podcast that Linda Holmes hosts. I'm torn on whether I should read her book or not, partly because I'm not sure it's my kind of book, but also because it's weird knowing her as something other than a novelist. I think those two things together make me more hesitant than either one alone would. Glad you enjoyed it though!


Am easing into the romance genre myself. Had to get away from the "heavy" books. Combined with Covid, it was really bringing me down. It also has a little humor, a little drama and a little sports.






















































Carol wrote: "40.
The End of Your Life Book Club by Will Schwalbe - What a sweet idea for a book. A son, who takes his mom to her many chemotherapy appointment..."
Such a nice book!

Such a nice book!


Carol wrote: "41.
Devil's Fjord by David Hewson - Two boys go missing during a whale hunt on one of the Faroe Islands. The new sheriff needs to find them. *** 2/19/2021"
I loved Hewson's take on Shakespeare, he and another author rewrote 3 plays, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and Othello. Such good audiobooks! I haven't read any of his original work yet.

I loved Hewson's take on Shakespeare, he and another author rewrote 3 plays, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and Othello. Such good audiobooks! I haven't read any of his original work yet.


Wow! I did not know that! I added Romeo and Juliet to my TBR list! I had never heard of Hewson (thinking he just had a few books...). He has written a ton of books! Thanks for the heads up.
I may have told you about this before, but if you like Shakespeare rewrites, then you might like New Boy (Hogarth Shakespeare) by Tracy Chevalier. It is Othello in the 1970s. I loved it. Most of the books in this series, I rated 3 stars, but I gave New Boy 5 stars (IMHO).
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