Debra Lowman > Recent Status Updates

This is my summer tome. 1152 pages...ooof.

At over 850 pages, I think I've found my summer read!

The full trilogy is releasing, so now I can start the series. Three years between books? I waited it out.

Lost my eMaterials loan. Back on the waiting list.

I'm going to remember he was 20 when he wrote this and just enjoy the ride.

Ooff, my loan expired. I have to get in line again

This one is taking a while at 29 hours of listening. Typically I'd say something of this size needed a better editor, especially given the Presidential self-professed propensity for chatter, but I'm completely into it. His narrative is engaging, interesting, and well spoken.

29 hour audiobook. I thought I was going to take it on loan from the library, but the borrowing insanity there won't work for a title of this length and the wait queue given the fact I won't complete it in two weeks. And this is only volume 1, purchased from Libro to keep listening.

This is a wonderful collection of lectures, keynotes, introductions, and other writings of Gaiman from over the last decade or longer, maybe. I listened to the audio which is read by Gaiman during National Library Week and it was absolutely perfect.

This was the perfect audio book for National Library Week!

I have never read this cult classic, and quite frankly I'm a bit intimidated. But its life in the time of COVID, so why not?

Trying out a new mystery author.

Cloud and Townsend have some interesting techniques for navigating both workplace and personal conversations. I didn't find much novel here and sometimes their politics and personal opinions played though like rude golfers.

This one is twisty. I'm loving it!

Still haven't finished this one. It's great, I've just been distracted by other things.

Exquisite writing. Thoroughly enjoying this one!

Classics Book Club will meet at WLPL for the first time on Monday, Sept. 24th at 7 pm and we will be discussing the illustrated version of Alice in Wonderland by Carroll. If you are interested in attending and want a copy of the book from the Library, LET US KNOW. Getting good copies of the classics can be difficult and we are ordering per person.

Heat and Light will be the WLPL Evening book club discussion on September 4th at 7 p.m. Books are available to check out at the circulation desk upstairs.

The 57 Bus will be the WLPL morning book club discussion on September 6th at 9 a.m. Books are available to check out at the circulation desk upstairs.