I should be writing my paper on the proliferation of gated communities in Istanbul, Turkey, but I cannot seem to translate the insightful article I read (plus the other five articles on splintering urbanism) into a good paper. I don’t usually procrastinate about my school work; however, I started going through my Google Reader feeds and decide listing all of my finds would be protective use of my time. (Please don’t pop my bubble!)
- The Auschwitz Violin (Maria Àngels Anglada) – Thanks to Kim of Reading Matter’s review.
- Beyond the Blossoming Fields (Junichi Watanabe) – Thanks to Rebecca of Rebecca Reads’ review.
- Bottled and Sold (Peter H. Gleick) – Thanks to Kim of Sophisticated Dorkiness’ review.
- The Dark Side of Love (Rafik Schami) – Thanks to Jackie of Farm Lane Books Blog’ review.
- Death and the Penguin (Andrey Kurkov) – Thanks to Armen’s suggestion on Kim of Reading Matter’s Triple Choice Tuesday.
- Feed (M.T. Anderson) – Thanks to Heather of Book Addiction’s review.
- In Dependence (Sarah Ladipo Manyika) – Thanks to Kinna of Kinna Reads’ review.
- The King’s Mistress (Emma Campion) – Thanks to Heather of Book Addiction’s review.
- The Little Stranger (Sarah Waters) – Thanks to Heather of Book Addiction’s review.
- Nothing to Envy (Barbara Demick) – Thanks to Kim of Reading Matter’s review.
- Red Hook Road (Ayelet Waldman) – Thanks to Heather of Book Addiction’s review.
- Reflections of Eden: My Years with the Orangutans of Borneo (Birute Galdikas) – Thanks of Jeane of Dogear Diary’s review.
- Still Missing (Chevy Stevens) – Thanks to Heather of Book Addiction’s review.
So many books! But all of them sound really good so I’m excited to read them. You know, when I don’t have research papers due and actually have the time. (Yay winter break!)
Wow! That is an impressive list! The worrying thing is that most of them are on my wishlist too – when are we going to find the time to read them all?!
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You know, over the summer I felt like I was reading a lot of books off my master TBR read. But then I go to school and starting adding so many more that it gets a little overwhelming. I’m afraid I will never cross them all off my list.
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A good list of books. I’m adding a couple to my wishlist!
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You posted about so many of my favorites that I’ve read recently, as well as some I’d really like to read! Thanks for the link love.
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That’s a really good list – I hope you enjoy Bottled and Sold when you get a chance to read it.
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I haven’t heard of any of these except The Little Stranger (which I’ve been hearing all sorts of good things about). What a bunch of beautiful titles, though!
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