Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Finally closed and need recs (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by SadType8
Alright peeps. My store closed down because there wasn’t enough baristas willing to work. 🙏 Since I’m going to be at home for the next few weeks, I need book recommendations. I haven’t really read anything other than books I had to read for school, so I’m trying to branch out. Any good books you’ve read lately?
Ashesremindme 5 points 3y ago
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
ringwormsurvivor 3 points 3y ago
Oo!
I'm reading "The Indifferent Stars Above", a book about the Donner Party. If you're into learning a lot about what people packed into their covered wagons, and how they dealt with their own hubris, it's an outstanding read.
I'm reading "The Indifferent Stars Above", a book about the Donner Party. If you're into learning a lot about what people packed into their covered wagons, and how they dealt with their own hubris, it's an outstanding read.
nando409 3 points 3y ago
Parable of the sower! Octavia Butler is an incredible black woman author and this book feels especially relevant considering the apocalyptic like feel goin on rn
Ladylillianrose 2 points 3y ago
The Library Book by Susan Orlean, great read about libraries and librarians (I'm getting my Masters in Library Science so I may be a little biased ha ha)
SunflowerTeaTime 2 points 3y ago
I always recommend “Smoke and Mirrors” by Neil Gaiman, it’s a nice collection of short stories by him and it’s easy to pick up and set down when I’m doing things.
canigetaventiuh 2 points 3y ago
Right now I'm reading The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. It's a trilogy, but they're very easy and enjoyable to read. It took me about two weeks of casual reading. Very fun, lots of violence and scheming and a bit of magic
pfooty 2 points 3y ago
I always recommend The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. One of my favorite books, I’ve reread it so many times.
thehalima 2 points 3y ago
To Kill a Mockingbird.
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