The Crossroads of Should and Must by Elle Luna
A fun, inspirational book about finding your calling and passion.
The Direction of the Wind by Mansi Shah
When her father dies, Sophie learns that the mother she thought long dead is still alive. She travels from India to Paris in search of her. It was good.
The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See
A young girl, with her family, farm tea in a remote mountain village in China. An opportunity to become educated changes the trajectory of her life dramatically. I liked it.
Your Second Life Begins When You Realize You Only Have One by Raphaélle Giordano
A middle aged woman, who despite having many blessings, learns the diagnosis of her unhappiness - it’s acute routinitis. The definition is “finding it hard to feel happy despite an abundance of material wealth, a feeling of disillusionment and lethargy, amongst other things.” It was a delightful read.
A Star is Bored by Byron Lane
Charlie goes on a job interview billed as helping a famous star pen her memoir, but the job is much more than that. It was cute.
MK out.
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