What are you reading?

Everyone here at Keystone is bustling about to get ready for UC2019! I hope we'll all get a chance to know each other better at the conference but to get a start on it, and for those who can't join us... let's take a minute to share something fun!!

I'm a few chapters into Imaginary Cities by Darran Anderson.
It's... a bit of a sprawling, rambling mess, but I'm having fun anyways! I've been learning about some cool new things, putting things I already knew into a different context, and marking a lot of footnotes to look up later.

So what about you? Log in and tell us what you're reading!

During my recent trip to San Antonio, I reread one of my favorites - Welcome to Temptation by Jennifer Crusie. There's humor, romance and a little mystery on the side. It certainly helped get me in the mood for a weekend trip to Ohio to view my niece's graduation!

I'm also working on Burnout, a non-fiction book focusing on helping women deal with stress and it's related complications. It's quite interesting, and I've picked up some tips. About this time of year, it's a really timely read!

I am currently listening to Becoming as narrated by Michelle Obama. It is really, really well written, and I am loving hearing her voice read it. I just got to the summer where she met Barak. I hope I have some more time to read as I am traveling to / from the conference.

I just finished up Peter Sagal's book, the Incomplete Book of Running. it's a really good book if you are a runner, especially, but it's also very entertaining. It's a good short read too. Peter is the host of the NPR show Wait, Wait...Don't tell me.... If you haven't listened to that show you should do that as well.

The Library of the Lost and Found by Phaedra Patrick and The Truth About Aaron: My Journey to Understand My Brother
by Jonathan Hernández. Two completely different genres but both are very interesting!