The Missing American (Emma Djan Investigation #1) by Kwei Quartey
In Search of the End of the Sidewalk has teamed up with the Berryville, Arkansas library for this summer’s “The Great American Read” with PBS. The goal for Berryville residents is to have one Card Catalog Review for each of the 100 books on PBS’ list. (You can find the list here.) Each Saturday, In Search of the End of the Sidewalk will post a roundup of all of the reviews that came in during the week.
Summer stats:
Week 1– 3 books (97 to go), Week 2– 5 books (92 to go), Week 3- 5 books (87 to go), Week 4– 4 books (83 to go), Week 5- 5 books (78 to go!), Week 6– 5 books, Week 7- 5 books Week 8– 5 books, Week 9– 5 books (58 left on the list. Can we do it?)
Purchase A Prayer for Owen Meany here
Purchase Where the Red Fern Grows here
Purchase The Da Vinci Code here
Purchase Wuthering Heights here
Purchase Harry Potter here
In Search of the End of the Sidewalk has teamed up with the Berryville, Arkansas library for this summer’s “The Great American Read” with PBS. The goal for Berryville residents is to have one Card Catalog Review for each of the 100 books on PBS’ list. (You can find the list here.) Each Saturday, In Search of the End of the Sidewalk will post a roundup of all of the reviews that came in during the week.
Summer stats:
Week 1– 3 books (97 to go), Week 2– 5 books (92 to go), Week 3- 5 books (87 to go)
Purchase The Outsiders here
Purchase The Alchemist here
Purchase The Help here
Purchase Gone with the Wind here
Purchase Flowers in the Attic here
Today is In Search of the End of the Sidewalk’s 6th blogiversary!
Over the last six years I’ve written from four different homes in three different countries, traveled to countless more, and read/reviewed hundreds of books.
Celebrate the big “6” with me today by sharing In Search of the End of the Sidewalk with six friends who are either travel enthusiasts or bibliophiles! It is great seeing the blog’s readership increase and I love sharing travel/reading recommendations with friends new and old.
I recommend borrowing this one, not buying it, but if you need your own copy, you can purchase Hillbilly Elegy here.
Click here for an interesting NPR interview with J.D. Vance