Windsor Library Reading Challenge discussion

One of Andrea's favorite food books is On the Noodle Road: From Beijing to Rome, with Love and Pasta and she highly recommends it for anyone with an interest in food and travel!

An Artist in the Floating World by Kazuo Ishiguro gives a nice glimpse into Japanese culture and it's short so it would be somewhat easy as a challenge book.

Anything by Lisa See is amazing - will fit the historical fiction but will also fit set in Asia and about Asian culture. She has a new book coming out in March or April - super psyched!

I've been meaning to read If You Leave Me for a while now so this is great motivation! It's historical fiction about the Civil War in Korea AND it's a debut author.

Shannon wrote: "I've been meaning to read If You Leave Me for a while now so this is great motivation! It's historical fiction about the Civil War in Korea AND it's a debut author."

Check you out with all those boxes being checked!

Andrea wrote: "Shannon wrote: "I've been meaning to read If You Leave Me for a while now so this is great motivation! It's historical fiction about the Civil War in Korea AND it's a debut author."..."

I'm sure I'll still read a different book for each category! This one just has many options.

For those who have hoopla. under genres I noticed they have one called Asian Voices. I found this to be helpful in finding some great options.

Thanks for that insight Annalisa! Never thought to do that. But glad to know its there.

I read Beautiful Girls by Lisa See.

Who knew that all these challenges would get me reading so much more non-fiction....and loving a lot of it. For this one I readThe Milk Lady of Bangalore: An Unexpected Adventure