Recent reading
Jun. 12th, 2007 12:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunrabLet's see:
All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris, latest in her Southern Vampire series, which I've reviewed at amazon.com here. (Shameless plea for "helpful" votes.)
The Supreme's Greatest Hits by Michael Trachtman - summarizes how the Supreme Court works, and what their most important decisions, good and bad, over the past 200 years have been. Slightly liberal point of view. Good background info on lesser-known cases that laid the groundwork for better-known ones.
The Five Gifts of Illness by Jill Sklar - I'll review this one over at my other blog,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bunrab_mawhf, since it's mainly aimed at people newly diagnosed with chronic illnesses.
Lots of magazines, as usual. A couple of knitting pattern books that aren't exactly "reading" in the narrative sense.
Mostly, I'm playing too much Hitori.
All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris, latest in her Southern Vampire series, which I've reviewed at amazon.com here. (Shameless plea for "helpful" votes.)
The Supreme's Greatest Hits by Michael Trachtman - summarizes how the Supreme Court works, and what their most important decisions, good and bad, over the past 200 years have been. Slightly liberal point of view. Good background info on lesser-known cases that laid the groundwork for better-known ones.
The Five Gifts of Illness by Jill Sklar - I'll review this one over at my other blog,
bunrab_mawhf, since it's mainly aimed at people newly diagnosed with chronic illnesses.Lots of magazines, as usual. A couple of knitting pattern books that aren't exactly "reading" in the narrative sense.
Mostly, I'm playing too much Hitori.
