I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! Long weekends are always a great time to do some binge-reading and either finish a book you’ve been working on for a long time or start something you’re extra excited about. In the last couple weeks I’ve unintentionally managed to finish a couple of short, classic books from the late 1930s. Though neither ended up being a favorite, they were both nice reprieves from the two huge non-fiction books I’m in the middle of (
What to Read Next (No. 202): two 1930s…
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! Long weekends are always a great time to do some binge-reading and either finish a book you’ve been working on for a long time or start something you’re extra excited about. In the last couple weeks I’ve unintentionally managed to finish a couple of short, classic books from the late 1930s. Though neither ended up being a favorite, they were both nice reprieves from the two huge non-fiction books I’m in the middle of (
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