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Marco Rodrigues _orco — A novel about the rise and fall of a Scottish rock bank, told from the perspective of its bass player, Daniel Weir (nickname: Weird). Nothing revelatory, but since, as some of you may know, I’m fascinated by band dynamics and performance personas, there was a lot for me to enjoy in this. Especially since Banks’ opening description of Danny states that he’s tall, with lank, greasy black hair, and a hooked nose—it’s Snape in a band! (Seriously, I could not shake this image for the entire rest of the book.) But oddly, what I think I enjoyed most was the descriptions of Danny (once he’s retired and gone into hiding, pretending to be somebody else) getting drunk and wandering around Glasgow with his buddies. The aimless drunk Scottish banter—that’s what I loved. Perhaps because it seemed the most real?

Heyday Solutions heyday_solutions — I had high hopes for this book, it coming recommended from multiple friends and a consistent NYT bestseller. The book started off a little slow for me, but by the second character's story, I was hooked. I loved watching their lives untangle, develop and unfold in a catastrophic, elegant way. They seemed real -- they were identifiable. I connected with them. I was disappointed, however, by the ending. I feel like Rachman couldn't find a way to conclude all of their stories together and instead capped the story with a quick, italicized summary. Definitely would recommend for anyone who's worked for a paper, spends time reading the news or has any journalism background.

Ray Savedraw savedraw — Great read for parents of college or college-bound students.

Den Gillespie dennyg123814f — I was kind of disappointed with this book....

Eleonora Eleonora elidott — dame strathern is the bomb diggity