I ended up reading 5 personal books in January and they were all pretty good. I'm really thankful after last months reading! Looks like I'm on track to hit my goal of 52 books this year. We also finished up two children's books. Although it wasn't intentional, I am glad to see a little more variety in the books that I read this month. Last month almost everything I read was fiction. All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr: This book contained two parallel stories set during World War II. A bright, young orphan boy named Werner lives in Nazi Germany when he becomes spellbound by a nightly science program broadcast from France. Mari-Laure is a clever girl who lives in Paris, France with her locksmith father who works in an art museum. When she goes blind her father builds her a detailed miniature model of their neighborhood. Germans invade and Marie-Laure and her father must flee to the town of Saint-Malo to live with her great uncle. For the most pa