The usual suspects (and, yet again, let me express my bafflement at the on-going popularity of GIRL ON A TRAIN), but it was nice to see a Louise Penny Inspector Gamache mystery on the list. But what's the deal with all the coloring books? We really are infantalizing our culture.
I agree with Deb, but will say if working on an adult coloring book is a substitute for watching mindless trash TV, I'm for it. I think the same people who enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles enjoy the coloring books, which are quite intricate, from the sample pages I've seen.
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The usual suspects (and, yet again, let me express my bafflement at the on-going popularity of GIRL ON A TRAIN), but it was nice to see a Louise Penny Inspector Gamache mystery on the list. But what's the deal with all the coloring books? We really are infantalizing our culture.
I agree with Deb, but will say if working on an adult coloring book is a substitute for watching mindless trash TV, I'm for it. I think the same people who enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles enjoy the coloring books, which are quite intricate, from the sample pages I've seen.
I've read the Connelly and Child books but definitely not The Girl on the Train.
I'm 0-for-20 on those books, which should be embarrassing, but somehow isn't.
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