Peyton Chance

Brian Tracy

Peyton found Less to be an interesting look at professional and personal success/failure, as well as the generation of gay folks who became adults directly after the AIDS crisis.

Celeste Ng

Peyton finds Little Fires Everywhere just as good as everyone has said, anticipating a different experience when reading it as a parent.

Markus Zusak

Peyton is loving the book!

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton enjoyed this quick read and believes in its message.

Tim Marshall

Peyton is reading 'Prisoners of Geography' as part of a non-fiction focus in May.

Bill Bryson

Peyton plans to read The Mothers this weekend.

Bill Bryson

Peyton started The Mothers this weekend and is already invested.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Peyton is excited to finish Americanah this weekend.

Paul Kalanithi

Peyton is looking for someone to discuss When Breath Becomes Air. Started it last night.

Brian Tracy

Peyton really enjoyed Less.

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton believes this is the one, mentioned on page 174/462 in the hardback edition.

Amor Towles

Peyton enjoyed A Gentleman in Moscow, finding it a true delight from cover to cover.

Herbert Krauss

Peyton prefers Solid State Books over East City Books.

Sarah McBride

Peyton cheated on the prompt by not reading the book, but it's on their list and relevant.

Sigrid Nunez

Peyton is curious if anyone has read The Friend by Sigrid Nunez.

Madeline Miller

Peyton wants to be added to Circe as they have been wanting to read it.

Kazuo Ishiguro

Peyton would love to chat about Klara over coffee or lunch sometime.

Martin Oppenheimer

Peyton bought The American Military, a tiny historical overview of american military power.

Joseph E. Stiglitz

Peyton bought People, Power & Profits by Joseph Stiglitz.

Eric Liu

Peyton bought You’re More Powerful than You Think: A Citizen’s guide to making change happen by Eric Liu.

Gore Vidal

Peyton read 'The City and the Pillar' last pride as it's part of the gay cannon, found it complicated and sad, drew parallels to tv show Hollywood.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Peyton mentioned War & Peace, wondering if the plural is Wars & Peace.

David Benioff

Peyton enjoyed reading City of Thieves but found it lacking in depth compared to other historical fiction novels.

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton mentioned a play centered on the story of a trans man, his Muslim family, and his wife.

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton appreciated the book recommendation.

Toilet Publishing

Peyton requested the same book as the previous mention for comparison.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Peyton enjoys The Great Gatsby for its timeless themes and captivating characters.

Michael Dean

Peyton finds 1984 to be a dark and oppressive dystopian novel.

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton mentioned that both of these books have great hardback cover textures.

Peter J. Carroll

Peyton just finished a book and sobbed audibly.

Peyton mentioned Lost City Books in AdMo.

Ayn Rand

Peyton heard an unsettling laugh coming from the in-between place.