Yearly Archives: 2019



Nine Perfect Strangers
In Nine Perfect Strangers, Masha is climbing the corporate ladder quickly until she is taken down by a heart attack and changes her life completely. Her health transformation is so drastic and powerful that it makes her want to inspire others to become their healthiest, best self. She opens a spa – The Tranquillum House – where she confiscates snacks, wine, cell phones and enforces a smoothie-based personalized diet, exercise program and a time of silence.

Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty





Thunderstruck 1
Thunderstruck by Erik Larsen tells the true story of when a murder suspect was caught only by the means of the latest technology of the day finally working. Without that, he would have escaped by boat from Europe to Canada and lived happily with his mistress.

Thunderstruck by Erik Larson






Bookshelf
In April, I read 11 books, bringing my 2019 total to 40 books. I read two young adult books - one fantasy and one dystopian. I read one book about parenting, one about eating well and three about being more successful. I read some wonderful fiction books, too, including a bestseller. I also listened to a historical book about a murder being solved because of wireless radio technology.

Sarah Anne’s Bookshelf – April 2019



Where the Crawdads Sing 3
In Where the Crawdads Sing, Kya learns to live and survive on her own in the marsh. She digs mussels and sells them for food and gas for her boat. A local boy who has known her family since she was young starts coming to visit and teaches her to read. Tate ends up breaking her heart, but she opens it up again for another local boy, Chase Andrews. When Chase ends up dead, the town suspects “The Marsh Girl,” but can they prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt?

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens