No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters by Ursula K. Le Guin
I haven't finished either of the books I'm working my way through this week. This one (above) has been on my Kindle since 2018. While I have read some of the author's science fiction, this one is a complilation of some of her blog posts.
I've not had a lot of reading time this week; and I'm dividing it between the above, and also...
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
This one is my book club's selection this month. I read it back in 2021, so to refresh my memory I checked out the audio book from the library, and while I'm cleaning and getting ready to hold book club, I'm listening to this one. A story of Appalachia and the remoteness and the poverty of the people, and the Franklin D. Roosevelt traveling library program to reach and educate them. It is excellent, and I am enjoying it all over again.
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