24. Living with a Wild God: A Nonbeliever’s Search for the Truth about Everything by Barbara Ehrenreich
I feel a little disingenuous counting this among my books read for the year since I only made it halfway through before I quit reading it. It is rare that I completely abandon a book, especially one as short as this one but I could not make myself pick it up again. At least the part of the book I read was meandering and despite what she says in the intro a sort of memoir. It gets kind of philosophical, but not in a way that seems to be leading anywhere. After reading the first half of the book I still had no idea what her thoughts about God were. Given that is what this book is supposed to be about I would expect that I would start to get some view by then. Unless you just can’t live without reading one of Barbara Ehrenreich’s books I would give this one a pass.
Around the Year in 100 Books 