Read any good books lately?
In celebration of National Library Week, we asked the Buckeye Innovation team: “What are you reading right now?” We learned a lot about each other from this conversation, including our interests, favorite genres, and general reading habits (did you know a good chunk of our team reads several books at a time?!)
Click on each title to place a hold at the Columbus Metropolitan Library, or check them out at a library near you!
Here’s what we’re reading:
Brian, Software Engineer
Brian is all about variety! His Kindle is full of thought-provoking reads, offering insights into everything from neuroscience to personal growth.
Ben, Support Manager
Ben is slowly but surely making his way through the science fiction classic, Dune by Frank Herbert. He jokes, “I might finally finish it one of these days.”
Scott, Director of Product Development
Scott has a mix of religious insight and business strategy on his reading list right now:
Madeline, Director of Creative Services
Madeline and Scott both recommended The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer.
Stacy, Software Engineer
Stacy usually only reads one novel at a time, but her ongoing nonfiction list is pretty extensive!
Lorraine, Director of Project Management
Lorraine is diving into some historical fiction with One Thousand White Women by Jim Fergus.
Rachel, Senior UX Designer
Rachel has been reading three thought-provoking books from around the world:
Margo, Software Engineer
Margo is almost at the finish line with World War Z by Max Brooks.
Kaylyn, Content Strategist
Kaylyn usually focuses on one book at a time, but right now she’s reading two because her main read is “not exactly portable” at 1300 pages.
Brad, President
Brad is delving into 10 to 25: The Science of Motivating Young People by David S. Yeager. It immediately went on the TBR list for a lot of our team members!
As you can see, our team is reading a diverse mix of fantasy, non-fiction, and personal development works. We’re so grateful to our local libraries for making these words and worlds accessible to all.
