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pages home reel people archive sunday, july 22, 2018 ordinary grace i've been reading the book ordinary grace by william kent krueger for awhile and have recently finished it. why it has taken me so long to read (months perhaps?) has perplexed me. the book was an enjoyable read. i would sit down and read the bite sized chapter and enjoy the coming of age style story of frank drum growing up in a small minnesota town in 1961. i could imagine the town, the characters and the details of the relationship between the young frank and his younger brother, older sister and conflicted parents. frank's father, a minister was a respectful characterization of a pastoral character. i am always intrigued by pastoral characters who often are portrayed in the extremes fluffy-bunny softies or secretly sadistic maniacs and appreciated this tale that made him very much someone who was between these extreme. i man who acting on his vocational desires but dealing with his own past, a family in their own unique places in their lives and spiritual journeys, and dealing with a congregation with their own spectrum of interest. this by far was the greatest joy to me in the story. so coming back to my original perplexity here is "why did it take me so long to read?" i joked with my mid-west wife that reading this book made me feel like i was hanging out in a mid-west town or with mid-west people. there was a lot of life details and the pace was a little bit in the ordinary space, even, when the events were far from typical. and then in the same way i wasn't bored. i could easily have enjoyed this type of book in the spirit of a television miniseries or serial tv show ( broadchurch or bloodline ) as the characters and the stories unraveling are in many ways more intriguing then the finale. a delightful read towards my 2018 reading challenge , but one that slowed me down somehow just a bit. posted by rc at 6:39 pm links to this post no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tuesday, april 17, 2018 the monk of mokha by dave eggers oh my, this was a good one. the monk of mokha by is a new biography by dave eggers about an unlikely entrepenuer mokhtar alhanshali. (although a biography, amazon currently has this book at "#1 best seller in the persian gulf travel guides category" which is a less than accurate category, but...well algorithms and such). mohktar is a twenty-something second generation american of yemeni descent growing up in rough neighborhood of san francisco trying to find his way in a world. he's not sure of his passion, college is not quite obtainable, and in many ways is at a millennial crisis with his values, his culture and the american dream. and yet - the story does not just hem and haw through this journey. instead the talented dave eggers writes a wonderful story that in many ways, takes it's readers by the suprises that i'm sure were equally surprising for mohktar as he saw his story unfold. t mohktar realizes the central role yemen had to the initial discovery and cultivation of coffee in the 16th century, and mohktar in this discovery takes great pride in this lesser known fact in a world where yemen had a small fraction of the coffee trade and was not known for quality coffee. he decides that he wants to bring he book in many ways is as much an education in coffee cultivation and the global trade of coffee (which eggers takes some great care to outline in conjunction with the period of time that mohktar was also learning the scale and scope of his new found dream). so as the story introduces mohktar and educates the readers about coffee, the book then takes the amazing turn as mohktar heads to yemen and begins to begin his entrepenueral dreams with limited experience, capital, and a war torn country where he finds himself caught in the middle of saudi led airstrikes in yemen and a divided country between houtis forced and a complex set of allies and political and rebel coalitions within the political hotbed. what starts as an endearing person story, turns into the history of coffee and by the end becomes quite the page turner. the story's a pleasure and one that i was glad was part of my 2018 reading list for 12 books in 2018 . posted by rc at 9:24 pm links to this post no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest sunday, march 25, 2018 little fires everywhere after waiting quite some time on my library wait list, this clearly popular book came in and was an easy book to tear through. the book little fires everywhere by celeste ng is an interesting character study about a suburban family with four teenagers in shaker heights, ohio. the book works through some perhaps common themes of items such as suburban ideals versus deviant rejection of these principles, but does so with intriguing story telling. one of my favorite things that ng did in this book was unravel the story in a way that almost carelessly (but clearly intentionally) dropped hints along the way of future parts of the story while keeping the details locked up -- early on the book outlines an event with a fire, talks about a town controversy, details a mother and daughter leaving town in the middle of the night, and some interpersonal challenges between a group of four siblings. what is it all about you ask? and the book lets the intrigue unfold one question at a time. in addition to ng's story telling, she also does a great job of demonstrating an understanding of people. the characters she creates generally seem reasonable and believable. these may be characters but they not only seem believably but also reasonable archetypes on a suburban community. as on of my book choices for 2018 ( 12 books in 2018 goal ), this was an enjoyable selection and addition, not to mention, pleasantly intriguing. posted by rc at 4:21 pm links to this post no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest saturday, march 03, 2018 sourdough in 2017 i ended by 12 book goal with mr. penumbra's 24 hour bookstore by robin sloan . since reading it i have found that i felt like it's style and themes connected with me in a way that left me enjoying without giving out a lot of recommendations for others to read. certain pieces of the book felt like they touched on my own idiosyncratic interest, such as typography. so i was pretty excited to finish reading a see that robin sloan had recently written a book called sourdough . sourdough conceivably was something that instantly resonated me having recently restarted by own starter (a dedicated sourdough bread maker for over a year until a dishwasher and insurance issue interrupted my diligence). similar to mr. penumbra , this book did not disappoint - there were times when i was reading, laughing out loud and feeling connected to the character lois (is she lois from the technology firm, or is she lois the bread maker?) who is capable of making it in the modern world, but called to other less mechanized worlds. in many ways, sourdough was an easy read, but also had some narrative inconsistencies, largely because lois is in many way the singular character in this story and everyone else who comes and goes are less than supporting characters, limiting the narrative arch of the story. all said, plenty to enjoy here - although at time i stopped reading to make my own sourdough bread. -- this book is part of my series 12 books in 2018 . posted by rc at 6:36 pm links to this post no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest thursday, february 15, 2018 when you reach me when you reach me -- or as my daughter and i called it what's the name of that book again? -- is a delightful children's novel and newberry medal winner by rebecca stead. my 9-year old reader doesn't typically take my recommendations, and this was no exception. but when she got sick i read this to her and we both really enjoyed it. stead's book is

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