I seem to have a little more time with job projects now that I’ve got some more experience under my belt, and as I love going to the library and looking at the shelves, I did just that on Saturday. I don’t know if I’m going to have all the time to read these titles, but I had fun choosing them. No matter – it’s the fun that counts in this case!

Top to bottom:

• The Witness to Prosecution – Agatha Christie (F mystery)
• The Lake of Darkness – Ruth Rendell (F mystery)
• Here is Where: Discovering America’s Forgotten History – Andrew Carroll (NF travel)
• Our Hearts Young and Gay – Cornelia Otis Skinner (F) – giant large print as that’s all the library had… at least I won’t need my reading glasses!
• The Empathy Exams – Leslie Jamison (NF personal essays)
• MaddAdam – Margaret Atwood (F – speculative)
• Chinatown: A Portrait of an Unseen Society – Gwen Kinkead (NF-travel/sociological)

Any suggestions to start with?

And I’ve just finished a couple of crackin’ good novels – reviews to come!

Aaah. It’s good to be a reader.