I like how you’ve gone about sharing for this TTT topic.

Really! It’s that good. It has some harsh themes, but a fabulous cast of characters that I’ll never forget. It is long, but I flew through it in only a few days.

Nice to see our similar taste in books goes all the way to the top. I’ll definitely need to get to Night Road soon.

I’d start with Close Your Eyes Hold Hands for a first Bohjalian book. So good!

If you like historical fiction at all, I can almost promise that you’ll love The Nightingale. It’s one of my top ten books.

I loved Breathing Lessons, too. That’s and interesting note about her husband’s death and Tyler’s writing.

It’s great to hear that the John Boyne books you’ve gone back and tried have worked so well. You inspire me!

I think Patron Saint of Liars is the one I most want to try, and I may listen to Miller’s Valley soon. (I’ve listened to all the Quindlen books I’ve read so far.)

I didn’t realize Belzhar was YA. A good excuse to knock that one off my list. We should read The Patron Saint of Liars together some time.

Right? Every time I do a post like this I think the exact same thing. If only I had no other commitments maybe I could come close to reading all the books on my back list.

You’re right. Wiley Cash’s books can be harsh, but they still have a beauty to them.