A synopsis of what what we're reading (and watching) during the pandemic.
Russ
5th risk-about politicsHow america lost its mind -about politics
In this world of wonders- autobiography of the great philosopher nicolas wolterstorff
Jennifer
3 body problem sci fi. (book).now I'm reading "the dark forest" which is the sequel.A book about art and church called The Theater of God's Glory: Calvin, Creation, and the Liturgical Arts
Hank the Cow Dog. written by a cowboy. Funny, according to Nea. I'm sending it. (book).
Paul
A Colin Powel autobiographyJennifer L.
Two tears on the window by Kevin and Julia GarrattBecky
Party of Two by Jasmine Guillory about a New senator from Calif meeting Black woman lawyer recently moved to LA, secretly courting, falling in love, and ramifications when their courtship becomes public.The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah: Story of WW II espionage that helped the Allies beat Germany, featuring some young women, one who billeted head of Nazi area commandant.
Grandma would also like to recommend Pull of the stars by Emma Donoghue
Erika
Get out of your head (workbook) by Jennie AllenEducated by Tara Westover
Bernie
War Below Zero: The battle for Greenland by Mj. Corey FordGutenberg Eligies: The fate of reading in the electronic age by Sven Birkerts
Something in German
Sarah
Arab of the Future (graphic novel series) by Riad SattoufTwenty trillion leagues under the sea by Adam Roberts
Song of the Sea (Irish animated film): A metaphorical masterpiece featuring Irish folk imagery and mystical selkies (part human, part seal)
House Hunters International: An escapist TV series best consumed during global pandemics when we're not allowed to travel! Not only is this show informative (gives you average prices of renting/buying property overseas) but it is full of character development and offers a speedy psychological exploration of individuals/couples/families who exchange comfort and familiarity for the opportunity to reside in exotic lands.
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