1. Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake, by Anna Quindlen. It is a rare writer who can make you love her writing, even when you disagree with virtually all of her basic tenants on life. Quindlen communicates the human experience like no other writer of our time. In my opinion.
2. Tribes, by Seth Godin. Who do we follow and why?
3. How Michael Pollan Misuses Journalist Power. Enough said. But if anything has ever made you angry about the GMO debate, this may top it.
4. Little House on the Prairie, with my littlest. It's a classic. It makes us imagine. And think. And be grateful for indoor plumbing and carpet and glass windows.
5. Motherless Daughters, by Hope Edelman. Insight. And a look at how present-day relationships are defined by past losses.
 {What are you reading? Let me know...always looking for a good read!}
 Five Things: The Series
- Day 1: Five Things About Five Things
- Day 2: Five Things I Loved About Growing Up on a Farm
- Day 3: Five Things Our Farm Boy Said
- Day 4: Five Things an Honest Farmwife Admits
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