My Weekly Books and Films Update
Linking up with:
Mailbox Monday (details)
Stacking the Shelves (details)
Sunday Post (details)
Sunday Salon (details)
HAPPY THINGS:
1. Yerba Buena Gardens free outdoor summer Saturday shows (here)
2. Cello/vocal performance by Theresa Wong, artist-in-residence at the San Francisco Asian Art museum (here)
3. Stroll through Golden Gate Park's Japanese Tea Garden
Library: audiobook
by Louise Penny
Mystery, Canada | Published: 2007 | Goodreads
by Sarah McCoy
Historical, 1970s, Women's Fiction | Published: 2022 | Goodreads
For Review:
by Caitlin Billings
Memoir, Mental Health, LGBTQ | Published: 2022 | Goodreads
Virtual Author event: hosted by Book Passage
See archive of this (here)
by Ryan O'Connell
Contemporary, Romance, LGBTQ | Published: 2022 | Goodreads
Virtual Author event: hosted by Green Apple Books
Check out their calendar for future free author events (here)
See archive of this (here)
by Sloane Crosly
Mystery, Thriller, Magical Realism | Published: 2022 | Goodreads
Virtual Author event: hosted by A Wonderful World Book Club from The Human Impacts Institute
See archive of this (here)
How to Fight Climate Change and Reduce Waste
by Eduardo García
illustrated by Sara Boccaccini Meadows
Nonfiction, Science, Environment | Published: 2022 | Goodreads
AND watched: theatre
Director: Jim Archer
Writer: David Earl, Chris Hayward
Stars: David Earl, Chris Hayward, Louise Brealey
Comedy | imdb | my rating: 5
ahhh, the imagination
After a particularly harsh winter Brian goes into a deep depression; completely isolated and with no one to talk to, Brian does what any sane person would do when faced with such a melancholic situation. He builds a robot.
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