Books I read in May 2022

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

• Street Data, Shane Safir & Jamila Dugan (education)
• The Gate to Women’s Country, Sheri Tepper (sci fi)
• The Black Company, Glen Cook (fantasy)
• My Favorites, Ben Bova (sci fi)
• Acheron Salvation, Ken Lozito (sci fi)
• Acheron Redemption, Ken Lozito (sci fi)
• His Name Was Wren, Rob Winters (sci fi)
• King’s Blood Four, Sheri Tepper (sci fi)
• Necromancer Nine, Sheri Tepper (sci fi)
• Wizard’s Eleven, Sheri Tepper (sci fi)
• Salvage Title, Kevin Steverson (sci fi)
• Salvage Fleet, Kevin Steverson (sci fi)
• Salvage System, Kevin Steverson (sci fi)
• Race Against Time, Piers Anthony (sci fi)
• The Judge’s List, John Grisham (legal thriller)
• Misjudged, James Chandler (legal thriller)
• Corsair, Chris Bunch (fantasy)
• The Prince’s Blade, Christopher Mitchell (fantasy)
• A Game of Extremes: 25 Exceptional Baseball Stories, Roy Lingster (baseball)

I really enjoyed Street Data. It’s an introduction to qualitative / action research in education with a strong equity lens. I highly recommend it!

Hope you’re reading something fun too!

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