by Jorge Luis Borges
What’s Auntie Reading Now?: Everything and Nothing by Jorge Luis Borges
by Jorge Luis Borges
Category Archives: What’s Auntie Reading Now?
by Jorge Luis Borges
What’s Auntie Reading Now?: Ghachar Ghochar
by Vivek Shanbhag
What’s Auntie Reading Now? Obsessive Genius
by Barbara Goldsmith
What’s Auntie Reading Now? Grace Hopper
by Kurt Beyer
Did Not Finish (DNF)
This isn’t about Grace Hopper, it’s about the evolution of software. It’s dry and gets technical. The clue to it not being about Grace came about a hundred pages from the end, when the author drops the bombshell that Grace was an alcoholic and wound up in the hospital because she tried to commit suicide. Nothing in the pages before gave even a clue what was happening to Grace that might lead to such an event. No more slogging for me! I’ll find another book on Grace to read. One that’s more biographical in nature.
What’s Auntie Reading Now? The Burger-Meister’s Daughter
Oshia, this one’s for you.
What’s Auntie Reading Now? Princess
What’s Auntie Reading Now: Ada’s Algorithm
What’s Auntie Reading Now: Grasshopper Jungle
What’s Auntie Reading Now: Not Otherwise Specified
What’s Auntie Reading Now: The Beautiful Struggle
The Beautiful Struggle by Ta-Nehisi Coates
The Beautiful Struggle by Ta-Nehisi Coates review
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