Thanks Catherine I’m hoping Bad Muslim will be fun & more now. I like its setting too. And did you ever see Eric Bana in the movie Munich? OMG, he was amazing in that … and he’s been delicious ever since! He’s perfect as Falk, so I’ll have to find the movie someway, somehow. Lol.
The time here in Calif. has been good though just really busy with my folks & their care right now. We will see, there’s more to be done.
Good luck making it thru the cold patch that is February. Ugh. Canada has been frozen solid so I haven’t missed those temps. Cheers.

Hey Laurel, I didn’t realize you had already read The Four Winds, awesome … glad you liked it and I hope to get to it. I’m still hoping too to see Nomadland sometime though I don’t think we get Hulu, do you? And thanks for the advice you gave me on your blog about my parents & senior care. It’s not an easy change now. I’m a bit curious of Jane Harper’s new one if it’s any good. Enjoy your week.

I hope you’re safe and warm in CA. You’re not missing anything up here- grey, cold, snow. Repeat.

I hope you liked Bad Muslim. I thought it was fantastic- so much more than I expected.

I loved The Four Winds, and I’m eager to see the movie. Also…Nomadland, based on another book I’ve read.

I am behind on Jane Harper’s books, having only read The Dry…but I do have her second book, Force of Nature, resting patiently on my Kindle.

Enjoy your week, and good luck settling your parents into their new place…whatever you decide upon. Thanks for visiting my blog.

Thanks Jane, that’s very nice of you to say. I try to make these Preview posts interesting and it helps me to know what’s coming out.
I have liked a few of Jane Harper’s books … so will eventually get to this new one. I’m curious about The Dry’s move adaptation. Hmm.
Enjoy your reading too!

I wonder if Jane Harper is embarking on a new mystery series, or if this is a one-off. I loved The Dry, and plan to read more in the series soon.

I’ll be reading Beartown in March and maybe watching the series afterwards.

Happy February reading!

Thanks Heather. You have good tips on what to watch and read coming out. There’s a lot of new stuff this month and I’ll likely be behind as my visit with my parents is full on here. I’m glad your Dad got the vaccine! And hopefully your Mom soon too. My parents luckily got the first vaccine shot as well. It is a big relief. I’ll stop by your site soon to see what else you saw at Sundance! Hope you are all well there. Enjoy your February!

Hi Deb, thx, yeah my parents got their #1 vaccine shot so that is a relief. It’s pretty busy here with their care & helping them etc. so I likely won’t get to these books & movies right now but at least they are on my radar. Is the vaccine getting to your area? The Four Winds novel certainly looks dramatic. I hope you enjoy your February & books. Cheers.

I’m excited for How the One-Armed Woman Sweeps Her House. On hold at the library already. And I’m excited for The Three Mothers: How the Mothers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin Shaped a Nation by Anna Malaika Tubbs.

I can vouch for The World to Come. I saw it at the Sundance Film Festival and it was gorgeous and sad but well-worth the watch. I’m very excited for Judas and the Black Messiah, Nomadland, and the Billie Holiday movie. Also Life in a Day 2020 is out on YouTube for free is really good! And the Indian version of Girl on the Train comes out at the end of the month on Netflix and I’m really looking forward to that one.

Enjoy your month of reading, listening, and watching! Stay safe out there.

Thank you for sharing all the wonderful soon-to-arrive books. I tend to be in my own little book world lately, reading (mostly) children’s picture books and classics, but I do want to keep my eyes open for the wonderful. I did not know about The Four Winds, but I’ve just added my name to my library request list (#56…oh dear). I also put in a request for Bad Muslim Discount. I did read two fabulous 2021 pub date books last week which I will highlight soon on Sunday Salon.

New movies/new tv shows are difficult for us, as we have nothing tv-wise except what we can scrounge up via Amazon Prime and Netflix on our Roku. But I will write down your ideas.