Tags
Best Reads, Favorite Books of "MillersTime" Readers, Favorite Reads, MillersTime Favorite Reads, MillersTime Readers Favorite Books
Since it’s the middle of the year, and three months since the last Call for Favorite Reads, I thought it might be valuable to continue mid-year posting of books MillersTime readers are particularly enjoying.
For this mid-year call, I’m asking that you send in just one title and your accompanying remarks about why you enjoyed that book.
As usual, give the title, author, identify the book as F or NF, and, most importantly, write a few sentences or a paragraph of what it was/is about this book that makes it into your category of particularly enjoyable or exceptional.
If you do not have anything to add at this point, you might want to check out the 3/30/22 post, Winter-Spring 2022: Best Reads. There were a number of enticing reads in that post.
I already know what book I’ll select out of the several very good ones I’ve read in the last three months.
How about you?
Deadline for Submission – July 15th
Send to Samesty84@gmail.com
(But don’t wait – I don’t plan to send a reminder)
Ellen Miller said:
I have five, maybe six, favorite, must-read books. I think I’ll just list them all in the comments!
MillersTime Fan said:
That is breaking the rules. You will clutter our minds with suggestions!
Ellen Kessler said:
I recently read & enjoyed the novel, Prison Minyan by Jonathan Stone.
It is modeled after Otisville State Prison in Otisville, NY (Michael Cohen, personal
atty for Trump before he started talking, went there). The book is very entertaining
and often amusing. The rabbi conducting the minyan is one of three rabbis in prison! The characters are stereotypical in some ways & there are some serious
Ideas to consider, but I enjoyed the book for the humor most of
all. I have recommended it to some friends,
& all of them have told me how enjoyable it is. A perfect
vacation book!
Ellen Kessler