The Sunday Salon #30: Man of the House
I am very slow with completing books during this LAST year of law school while I am in the midst of wedding planning and daydreaming about making my life in a new state and figuring out how to find and create my dream job, so I thought that it would be fun to have a progress report of my reading. This is an online reading group where all the participants set aside time to read every Sunday and blog about the experience.
Before, I describe my reading process for the day, I want to talk about what I have done over the past few weeks. After missing a few Sunday Salon posts, I reached a good reading milestone this week. I finished reading a book I had been working through for almost two months. What the Body Remembers by Shauna Singh Baldwin was a very satisfying read. You can view my review here.
Since the last time I participated in the Sunday Salon, I had my first author interview with Christine Son as part of a book tour. Off the Menu is a good read and she shared a bit about her writing process. You can see the interview and my review here.
As for today, I continued reading a book that I started on the plane Tuesday night. Man of the House by Ad Hudler is a funny and insightful look into how a man adjusts to being a stay-at-home dad. Each chapter of the book is told from the perspective of a different character, I like having the story move forward through the perspective of different characters. I am hoping to charm the author into letting me interview him; we shall see if that works out. In the meantime, I am going to tear myself away from the book long enough to read a bit more about trusts and medical liability for my law school classes.
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