The Cannonball Read Book Bingo Reading Challenge is a beloved annual tradition. You can get the complete information on this year's Bingo here. This year I'd like to help with your bingo board by providing assistance in finding books to meet a particular bingo circle. Where better to begin than with … [Read more]
CBR Diversion – Bingo – “One”
Ironwood by Michael Connelly
Ironwood by Michael Connelly
I don't know what to say about this one outside it wasn't that great. It's just a ho-hum novel/3 stars and honestly it's because of a lot of things that I will go into below that showed why this would be a solid three stars. I hoped that Connelly would shake off whatever is going on in his Ballard … [Read more]
“I think it’s when two people separate that the things they’ve learned through their friendship can really blossom.”
Hooked: A Novel of Obsession by Asako Yuzuki
Cbr18bingo Friends I reviewed Asako Yuzuki’s novel Butter: A Novel of Food and Murder a few months ago and was very much struck by her portrayal of Japanese society — the sexism, the fat shaming, the anti-feminist sentiment — as well as by her riveting story-telling and characters. Hooked: A … [Read more]
How far would you go to change history?
11/22/63 by Stephen King
CBR18 BINGO: Repair, because the main character goes back in time to try to repair the damage caused by JFK's assassination I had a high-school English teacher who mused that she didn't think Stephen King would ever be counted among the "classics" because the sheer volume of his output inevitably … [Read more]
bingo means time to hit the backlog…
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
CBR Bingo: One, for Austen's first book! Whilst watching the superlatively wonderful Emma Thompson/Ang Lee Sense and Sensibility on a very successful (if I say so myself) Book Group On Tour weekend in Bristol, it occured to me that I'd never read the actual novel on which it was based. Looking to … [Read more]
Well, It Helped the Airplane Ride
The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager
Bingo: Summer. This book takes place at a summer getaway by a lake. I am terrified of flying. Having to fly to New York from my home in San Francisco, I brought along a stuffed pug (plush, not taxidermic) and The House Across the Lake to distract myself. The pug did its job as did the book, as … [Read more]
More Adventures with the Kids Who Had the Best Childhood Ever.
Pigeon Post by Arthur Ransome
cbr17bingo Birds Another from the Sparrows and Amazons series and it’s just what the doctor ordered. Like sinking into a cozy armchair with a steaming cup of tea at your side. So this time the crew is set off on holidays to explore High Topps, a large mountain not far from their lakeside … [Read more]
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