I have also added “Shiver” to my to-read list! Thank you!

It sure is!! haha

You are the second person recently who hasn’t loved The Sanatorium. I was super excited to read it, but now I’m debating. Shiver sounds really intriguing though! I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.

I’ve been avoiding reading a poetry book, too. But a long title is a great switch and that certainly is a long one!

“Can’t Even: Why Millenials Became the Burnout Generation” by Anne Helen Petersen – So many interesting thoughts on what has changed in our society since the 1970s and how it affected baby boomer parents and their millennial children.
“The Sanatorium” by Sarah Pearse – A Reese Witherspoon Pick of the Month. It was ok but not great, especially compared to “Shiver”.
“Shiver” by Allie Reynolds – I really enjoyed this suspense thriller set in the Alps that was a reunion of competitive snowboarders. The competition aspects of snowboarding elevated this dual timeline story of revenge.
“The Lions of Fifth Avenue” by Fiona Davis – historical fiction set in a library – loved it.
“The House of Gucci” by Sara Gay Forden – this was really two books in one. A story of a marriage, divorce, and murder, set against a tale of the problems of a growing family business. This took a LONG time to get through on audio. But I’m looking forward to the movie with Lady Gaga and Adam Driver.
“Dreamland Burning” by Jennifer Latham was my 1920s book. This young adult book should be required reading in school about the Tulsa riots.
“The Thursday Murder Club” by Richard Osman – So delightful.

I’m skipping around the weekly booklist challenges but all of these books found a place on the list. I’m currently reading “The Bad Muslim Discount” by Syed M. Masood which I picked as an add-on from BOTM. It’s off to a great start and giving me strong vibes of “Cutting for Stone” for its immigrant story.