What's on your TBR currently?

Let me know what you think!!!

What other books do you recommend?

Just posted a quote from "The Queue" today - excellent. I'd also highly recommend Elif Shafak's "There Are Rivers In the Sky." I could not put it down.

the British Mandate of Palestine, specifically Jerusalem, through the 1920s to WWII period. The story shows what happens to the community as the notion of nationalism and statehood enters the region. Very interesting read! If you want to hear about the beauty of her prose, give my video a listen. :)

Hi, Allen! Nice to meet you. "City of Many Days" is a beautiful story from an incredible Israeli author with a very storied past. (Look up her story when you have some time - I think you'd find her very interesting!) The story alone is worth reading. It follows a pluralistic community in the

Thank you! It's a beautiful book with an incredible story line. :)

Hahahaha just posted one for you! Let me know if you like it! 😉

Beautiful - definitely makes me want to pick this book up and read the summary!

Beautiful job! That's one book you DON'T need. 😂

If you like weird and kind of dark books, have you tried "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" yet by Czech-author Milan Kundera? It lives rent-free in my head right now. 😂

Cervantes: For neither good nor evil can last forever....Evil has lasted a long time. Good must be close at hand.

God willing.

Also, technically Hemingway was a WWI war correspondent but he did get a Bronze Star awarded to him for his service so I'm including it. (It was my first Hemingway book that I read so it has a special place in my heart.)

What did you love about it? I haven’t had the chance to read it yet!