Reading List: September 2021

 

We’re in the last quarter of the year. Can you believe it!? I look forward to September because it means that the heat of the year is over. I’m just praying that we don’t get any hurricanes for the remainder of hurricane season.

My reading list for this month is shorter this time - I just really want to focus in on these three texts that are all intense in their own ways. I might need therapy heading into October…

• A Little Life - this will be my main focus this month and I plan to do at least two posts about it, meaning at least a halfway review and then a final review. This is one of those books that needs to be discussed is segments.
• The Silence of Scheherazade - a family saga during the fall of the Ottoman empire. I’ve seen excellent reviews on it this far, but I’ve heard it’s quite intense and rather sad - which it actually right up my alley.
• Crime & Punishment - My friend and I are still making our way through this. Perhaps I’ll be able to finish this month. I’m enjoying this one, but I’m still favoring The Brothers Karamazov.

What are you reading this month?

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