This past week's mailbox arrivals:
Katherine Carlyle by Rupert Thomson came from Other Press.
A story about who you are that weaves in IVF and absence and family and loss, this sounds really interesting.
The Nurses Alexandra Robbins came from Workman.
I have a lot of friends who are or have been nurses and I'm fascinated by the culture they face at work so this book plays right into that for me.
Find the Good by Heather Lende came from Algonquin.
An obituary writer from small town Alaska giving advice on how to live? Sign me right up!
Love and Miss Communication by Elyssa Friedland came from William Morrow and TLC Book Tours for a blog tour.
How could you not want to read a book where a woman puts down her smart phone and starts living life offline?
The Surfacing by Cormac James came from Bellevue Literary Press.
Searching for Franklin's lost expedition, a crew trapped in Arctic ice, and a stowaway who will give birth to the Captain's baby in this forbidding landscape, this one really appeals to me.
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I got a couple of the same books. My mom is an RN so The Nurses sounds interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteMost of my college roomies were nursing students. I'll bet this book will be popular!
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