3 Books I Plan to Read in May

We’re at the end of the month! 2020 has been such a turbulent year, and yet we have arrived at the end of April. Time still marches on.

I’ve been self-quarantining since March. At the beginning, I didn’t get a lot of reading done. I just started reading again, and I’m finding my groove.

Here are three books I plan to read in May:

• The Book of Lost Saints by Daniel Jose Older

I was first introduced to Older’s writing when he was a guest speaker in my MFA program at Seton Hill University. His books are so rich and fluid and real. He also writes

• The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

I love dual timeline stories, and I heard great things about Quinn’s novel. I look forward to reading it!

• You Need a Budget by Jesse Meacham

This is a nonfiction book. I started using the YNAB budgeting software last year, and I am infatuated with YNAB’s budgeting philosophy. I hope to read the book now to solidify the principals which underly the software.

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Question for You:

What books are you looking forward to reading in May?