Books I read in March 2022

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Books I finished reading (or rereading) in March 2022…

• Changing the Subject: Twenty Years of Projects from High Tech High, Jean Kluver and Jeff Robin (education)
• Redesigning Educational Leadership Preparation for Equity, Michelle Young, Ann O’Doherty, & Kathleen Cunningham (education)
• Knife of Dreams, Robert Jordan (fantasy)
• The Return of Santiago, Mike Resnick (sci fi)
• The Process, Jeff Zimmerman and Tanner Bell (baseball)
• The Silver Sorceress, Alec Hutson (fantasy)
• The Shadow King, Alec Hutson (fantasy)

Changing the Subject is my early contender for best book I’ll read in 2022. I love it so much!

Hope you’re reading something fun too!

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