February Reading

March 7, 2012 at 9:24 am Leave a comment

The Great Railway Bazaar: by train through Asia by Paul Theroux. I’ve already read his later one where he made the trip 30 years later. Our online book club wanted to try something different than the usual business books we read so we decided to try travel books. While searching for options I came across this one. Once again, he makes the idea of extended travel by train sound like fun.

 

A Homemade Life: stories and recipes from my kitchen table by Molly Wizenberg. Short chapters about her life, each involving and ending with a recipe.

 

Bioshelter Market Garden: a permaculture farm by Darrell Frey. Okay, I didn’t read every word – I have no intention of starting a market garden, but I did read all the chapters pertaining to permaculture and bioshelter design and management. This is about living the good life.

 

Dead Cold: a Novel by Louise Penny. A murder mystery set in Quebec. I enjoyed reading this, but I must admit I forgot it right away. I will read more by her.

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