I just finished reading, Triumph of the City by Edward Glaeser, and am seeking my next book. Although these days it takes me a ridiculously long time to complete a book, I enjoy grabbing a few pages here and there. I also think it's a good thing for the kids to see that Daddy and I always have a book that we're reading on our bedside tables. (He's currently reading 1491 by Charles Mann.)
I am thinking about reading Radical Homemakers by Shannon Hayes for my next book, but am curious what you all are currently reading or have recently read?
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