Thanks Laurel. I’m glad you let me know your thoughts on Daisy Jones. I plan to get to it. I hope you see Green Book sometime. I too loved the RBG doc. We got to see the new Julianne Moore film! It looks fun.

I loved the RBG documentary. I also really enjoyed the movie On the Basis of Sex, and I’ve been buying Notorious RBG mugs and T-shirts…LOL.

I liked Daisy Jones and the Six, but didn’t love the writing format. It wasn’t a smooth read for me. But I loved the story.

Enjoy your March reading and watching, and thanks for visiting my blog.

Thanks Catherine. We just got back from NYC and had a really great time, wow! I might have to try BookExpo there in 2020. Hmm. Your picks for March look good: The Other Americans I’ve seen. So glad too — to hear that you loved Daisy Jones, woohoo! Sounds like a great rock and roll tale, waiting to be devoured. I’m there!

I think The Mustang looks like it could be difficult, but worth it.

Have a fantastic time in NYC. Take lots of pictures!

Hi Jane: funny you are going to be in NYC too. You will get warmer temps then. It’s been a great trip. Lots to do & see here. I remember your Celine review so I stayed away from that Heller book …. but I’m really hoping his new one is going to be good. I’m on a wait list for it. The novel Little was quite an epic and I think since you like Dickens you would like the storytelling in it. The character reminded me a “little” of Oliver Twist. Ha.

Hi Anne: I will stop by and check out your reading challenge. There’s good buzz about Lisa See’s new one about the Korean divers. I look forward to it too.

Thanks Diane. NYC has been fun. Hope you will like the See book.

Good to know Carmen. Glad you saw it. I found it interesting, just the forces of why that would happen for a female writer in past decades. I just saw in NYC the foreign film Cold War which was a bit different than we thought it would be. Still my hub liked it better than Roma. Hmm.

I’ve only read one book by Peter Heller, Celine, which I didn’t care for, but I’ve heard good things about The Dog Stars. I like the premise of The River—hope it turns out good for you.

You’re the second blogger to mention Little this week, which is a sure sign I should check it out.

I saw The Wife. Glenn Close gave a tour de force performance, but the movie itself is forgettable. I gave it a four stars rating though, because of her. Still, I liked Melissa McCarthy better, probably because her movie is more nostalgic and quirky.