ReadSquared Reading Program

The Guncle

by Steven Rowley

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From reading reviews of others, I expected this to be just a humorous book--it wasn't--it was better than that. I really enjoyed reading it and loved the way Patrick related to his niece and nephew--bumps and all.

Philip K. Dick

by Laurent Queyssi

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The pace can be a bit fast at times but it is still a worthwhile read as a rundown of the life of one of the most iconic science fiction authors ever.

The Power Wish

by Keiko

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Astrological review related to goals.

Popeye Volume 1

by E. C. Segar

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Pretty interesting to see Popeyes adventures in the first two years of the 1930s ,though it does get a little repetitive.

Death's Acre

by William Bass

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Following Dr. Bass through his forensic cases and the history of the Body Farm is so interesting. Through each case, I couldn't put this book down, this book sucks you in from start to finish.

Nature Girl

by Carl Hiaasen

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This author writes interesting stories. He takes ordinary people going through their ordinary lives and creates a very interesting story that is original and different from what I see being written today. Refreshing is a great word to describe this author.

The Far Side Gallery 2

by Gary Larson

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A classic collection with a couple of my personal favorites in it. My grandmother had these and they were always worth a read.

Organize Tomorrow Today

by Jason Selk

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good book, helpful in organizing priorities.

Tiny habits

by B.j. Fogg

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people do well with structure.

Jazz Masters Of The Twenties

by Richard Hadlock

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The book is quite old and in some senses outdated, though it is a good rundown of many important figures in jazz history for those who can digest the dialect of musical terms.