We're grateful to the Tai Chi for Health students at Joyner-Green Valley Library for taking the time to submit these Love Letters.
Steal a Life, Pay with your Heart
On a cold winter day, a nineteen-year-old girl named Feyre kills a wolf while hunting in the forest. The next day, a magical beast shows up seeking payment for her actions. The creature, a powerful and lethal faerie named Tamlin, drags Feyre from her tiny village to the faerie realm. Despite what Feyre has been…
Half of the Story: Action, Fantasy, and Revolution
Gene Luen Yang is a Taiwanese American best known for his award winning graphic novel, American Born Chinese (2006), leading to Yang’s naming as both National Ambassador to Young Peoples’ Literature and a Macarthur fellow. Set amidst the Boxer Rebellion, a conflict in the turn of the 20th century China between foreigners and the native…
Nonfiction that reads like a novel
I have just finished the book Love and Ruin edited by Evan Ratliff. I loved it and I HATE non-fiction. Or I thought I did, but I enjoyed learning real facts even as I appreciated the essays for their smooth and quick fiction-like language. Where can I find more non-fiction that reads like really good…
Serendipitous Scraps: Found Quotes
I've got a collection of paper scraps. I keep them stuffed in a mug that never made it to the dishwasher.
What Do I Read Next: Reading Infrequently
I am looking for a way to see beyond my own boundaries by recovering the habit of reading frequently.
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