What are you reading?

[easygoingfemme]

Chancie, Homeseeking is in my "to read" list. Are you enjoying it?

[Chancie]

Originally Posted by easygoingfemme

Chancie, Homeseeking is in my "to read" list. Are you enjoying it?

I am enjoying it, but it doesn’t lend itself to reading in between chores since the timeline of the story is not linear.

In the last five minutes, I clicked on a footnote and there’s no obvious way to get back to where I was in the book.

[Kätzchen]

Spoiler alert: Rich Cohen, author of the true life story about Jennifer Dulos, mother of 5 children, and her subsequent death by her extremely toxic husband, is featured in the video below.

I’ve been a victim of two very toxic relationships, and I think the author is brilliant in covering the story of a loving, very smart, mother to her five children. Rich Cohen lived in a nearby town, where everyone is still affected by the fallout of what happened to Jennifer and her five children.

I’m fairly certain I will never part with this book. It parallel’s my own life experience with the exception that I got to live, sadly Jennifer has never been found (but with technological advances, one day we will know).

My heart breaks for Jennifer and her five children. 💔

[Kätzchen]

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I am reading a book by Taylor Jenkins Reid: Atmosphere.


Set against the backdrop of the 1980s NASA space program is a story about the extraordinary lengths of lesbian love… It captures your mind from the very beginning and I’m going to finish reading it tomorrow.


LINK: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/29/b...e=articleShare

[cinnamongrrl]

I’m currently reading American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center by William Langewiesche.
It’s difficult to hear some of these things even now, but the entire book is about perseverance and the tenacity of all the people involved with recovery after the terrorist attack.
The author, from what I understand, was a journalist at that time and was invited along to view the ruins with the engineers who were tasked with asserting the stability of the remaining structure in order to safely demolish or salvage what was left.
Engineering in general has become a huge interest of mine of late. Witnessing the post Helene reconstruction has given it a whole new dimension in my mind.

[Kätzchen]

I’ve been reading from a couple of books but lately instead of books, I’ve been reading the NYT’s, The Athletic, and Sports Illustrated. I don’t really know why, but lately when I read I critique the things I read and try to not be too judgmental about style of prose or punctuation or metaphors embedded into narratives. Sometimes I find that skill enjoyable but I’m trading my reading habits in exchange for peace of mind, lol.


Speaking of Sports Illustrated baseball woo woo: my catcher from the Orioles, whose granddad was the football coach at Linfield (out in MAC), is skooching over the my Diamondbacks in Arizona. Corbin Burns (former Orioles pitcher now pitching for the DB’s) is Adley’s “wing man”. Can’t wait until next year for my DB’s. 😎🎊🥎🥂🤞🤙

[Stone-Butch]

Autobiography of Buffy Ste Marie. (Canadian)